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   From: junk@gm.com   
      
   Ford Motor Co.’s shares rose while General Motors Co.’s fell   
   after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. flipped its preference between   
   the two automakers, saying Ford has a “superior growth outlook.”   
      
   Ford will benefit in this year’s second half from the redesigned   
   F-150 pickups and is improving in China, Goldman said in a   
   research note Tuesday after the close in New York. GM’s   
   incentives on light trucks are climbing because of competition,   
   and the Detroit-based company may miss its forecasts in China as   
   that market weakens, according to the note.   
      
   Goldman analysts Patrick Archambault and David Tamberrino raised   
   Dearborn, Michigan-based Ford to buy from neutral and increased   
   its 12-month price target for the shares to $19 from $18. GM was   
   cut to neutral from buy, and the target was reduced to $40 from   
   $47.   
      
   Ford rose 1.4 percent to $15.50 in New York, the highest closing   
   price since May 21. GM slid 3.1 percent to $35.16, the steepest   
   daily decline since April 23.   
      
   http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-06-24/ford-rises-gm-   
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