SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Ford Motor Co (N:) said on Wednesday it had appointed a new head of its China operations to help turn around flagging sales in the world’s largest auto market and fill a post vacated when the firm’s previous China head abruptly stepped down in January.
The U.S. carmaker said in a statement that Anning Chen, a former executive at the firm, would become the new chief executive officer and president of Ford China.
Ford China would also be elevated to become a stand-alone business unit, reporting directly to global headquarters, the company said.
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