Ford, GM say they are prepared for economic downturn

Ford and General Motors (GM) have both gone on the record to say they have cash on hand, and plans in place to deal with a potential recession. At a recent conference in New York, Dhivya Suryadevara, the chief financial officer of GM, told Reuters the automaker has cash reserves of around US$18 billion ($26.55b).

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