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by frakt0x90
328 days ago
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He wasn't exactly doing it out the goodness of his heart. From the same article: "Ford was also motivated by a desire to squeeze out his minority shareholders, especially the Dodge brothers, whom he suspected (correctly) of using their Ford dividends to build a rival car company. By cutting off their dividends, Ford hoped to starve the Dodges of capital to fuel their growth." |
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