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The Week: City news - Ford slashes its adspend.(Brief article)
Ford halved its worldwide marketing spend in the second quarter of 2008, and reported a record global net loss of dollars 8.7 billion for the period.
The marketing figure, which dropped from dollars 200 million to dollars 100 million, includes advertising and sales promotion across all Ford brands. The company attributed the bad results to ...
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