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Ford CEO Mulally To Retire By End Of 2013, Report Says

9/11/2012 8:29 PM ET

Ford Motor Co.'s (F: Quote) Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally is expected to retire by the end of next year, Bloomberg reported Tuesday, citing a person familiar with the company's succession plan.

Bloomberg also reported that Ford directors are preparing to promote Mark Fields, Ford president of the Americas, to chief operating officer, a move that would make him the probable successor to 67-year old Mulally.

Mulally, who joined Ford in September 2006 from Boeing Co. (BA), guided the automaker through a major turnaround while avoiding the bankruptcy restructurings that its closest rivals General Motors Co. (GM) and Chrysler Group LLC. had to undergo.

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