Ford found guilty of stealing and lying in disgraceful cover up

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Ford found guilty of stealing and lying in disgraceful cover up

Ford will have to pay Versata Software $104.65 million. Although Ford will need to pay up, the US automaker said this won’t change ongoing projects and car production – the back-end enterprise software reportedly hasn’t been in use since 2014.

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