Morgan Stanley predicts Ford to cut 25,000 jobs in overhaul

By:

Keith Naughton

December 03, 2018 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Ford Motor Co.’s $11 billion restructuring could cost 25,000 employees their jobs, exceeding the cutbacks General Motors announced last week, according to Morgan Stanley.

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