Ford Motor Company on Tuesday accused Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy of spreading inaccurate information to drum up public scrutiny after Duffy criticized the automaker’s business ties with China. In a recent letter to the auto company’s chief executive, Jim Farley, Duffy expressed “profound concern” with Ford’s “reliance on technologies of foreign adversaries.” “When a company…
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Ford: Duffy criticism over deals with China ‘wrongheaded attempt to capture headlines’
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Originally reported by The Hill. Read the full story at the original source.
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