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  #1 tonercartridge on 10 Mar 18

   

  A top executive at the Ford Motor Company is leaving the automaker after an internal investigation found that he had acted inappropriately at times, according to a statement released on Wednesday.
  
  Ford's announcement said Raj Nair, the company's president for North America, would be leaving the company immediately.
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  Although the statement did not specify the behavior, the auto industry - like the fields of entertainment, media and politics - has come under scrutiny after allegations of widespread sexual misbehavior. In late December, days after The New York Timestwo Ford plants in Chicago, Jim Hackett, Ford's chief executive, released an open letter apologizing for such behavior and promising to "do better."
  
  The announcement comes as the movement known as #MeToo has held people around the world, including celebrities, politicians and executives, accountable for their sexual misconduct.
  
  Hackett, who took over as Ford president and CEO last May

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">A top executive at the Ford Motor Company is leaving the automaker after an internal investigation found that he had acted inappropriately at times, according to a statement released on Wednesday. <br /> <br /> Ford's announcement said Raj Nair, the company's president for North America, would be leaving the company immediately. <br /> Konica Minolta 7145 <br /> <a href="http://dghd17.com/a/meinv/516.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://dghd17.com/a/meinv/516.html</a> <br /> Although the statement did not specify the behavior, the auto industry - like the fields of entertainment, media and politics - has come under scrutiny after allegations of widespread sexual misbehavior. In late December, days after The New York Timestwo Ford plants in Chicago, Jim Hackett, Ford's chief executive, released an open letter apologizing for such behavior and promising to "do better." <br /> <br /> The announcement comes as the movement known as #MeToo has held people around the world, including celebrities, politicians and executives, accountable for their sexual misconduct. <br /> <br /> Hackett, who took over as Ford president and CEO last May</div>

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