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Shaping Columbus: George Peters's Columbus Buggy Co. might have influenced ... - Columbus Business First

Shaping Columbus: George Peters's Columbus Buggy Co. might have influenced ... Columbus Business First In writing about a Columbus businessman for one of the city's largest companies in the late 19th century, a historian wondered if the man had a role influencing industrialist Henry Ford in his perfection of mass-production theories.

Henry Ford to reopen 'Driving America,' its snazzy renovated auto exhibit - Detroit Free Press

Henry Ford to reopen 'Driving America,' its snazzy renovated auto exhibit Detroit Free Press WILLIAM ARCHIE/Detroit Free Press After being closed for more than a year, the rechristened "Driving America," the core automobile exhibit at the Henry Ford, reopens Sunday with more than $8 million worth of renovations and upgrades. and more »

What would Henry Ford tell Apple? - The Seattle Times

What would Henry Ford tell Apple? The Seattle Times Too many of our business leaders have swung 180 degrees from Henry Ford at the start of the 20th century. Before Ford, the automobile was an expensive, rich-man's toy. Using advanced mass production, he made it affordable to most Americans.

NYT: Criminal Charges in the Foreclosure Scandal - Columbia Journalism Review (blog)

NYT: Criminal Charges in the Foreclosure Scandal Columbia Journalism Review (blog) The business has a fast metabolism; as described in an in-house newsletter published in September 2006 by Fidelity National Foreclosure Solutions, a predecessor of LPS, a single 18-person “document execution” team brings Henry Ford's mass-production ... and more »

Electric dreams - Manila Standard Today

Electric dreams Manila Standard Today However, when Henry Ford began mass-producing petroleum cars beginning with the Model T in 1907, the writing was on the wall for the electric vehicle. They cost half as much and their capabilities far surpassed those of any green cars on the market ...