Ford to sell down stake in Mazda to few percent: source
TOKYO (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co plans to sell down its 11 percent stake in Mazda Motor Corp to a few percent as it distances itself from the Japanese automaker, a source with knowledge of the matter said on Saturday.
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What would legalizing marijuana in California mean to the drug cartels whose fight for access to American markets have turned parts of Mexico into war zones? Shrinking profits? Certainly. Less violence? Maybe, writes columnist Bernd Debusmann. Commentary
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