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The latest 10-K filing by FORD MOTOR CO

Ford Motor Company (F) is the second-largest U.S.-based automaker and the fifth-largest in the world. January 10th the company increased its dividend 100% to $0.10 per quarter. Below are several other companies that have recently increased their cash dividends to shareholders...

We are back with a comprehensive list of nicely valued dividend stocks that one can use to set up a high functioning income porfolio for 2013

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Despite the hype about the US auto industry’s comeback, its shares seem unlikely to accelerate in the near term. But for long-term investors, some car companies are worth a look.

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Some companies raise their game when faced with distress, while others fold or seek out help. Why do different companies react to the same stress differently and what does it mean for investments?

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TRW is one of the largest auto suppliers in the world, focused on safety systems ranging from electronic steering and breaking to airbags and lane assist sensors. With auto sales in developed economies still well below historical levels, growing amounts of safety content on vehicles, and much better operations than in the past, the stock is set to steer higher over the next year.

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Lear is one of the largest providers of seating and electrical distribution systems to auto makers worldwide. After restructuring in bankruptcy protection in 2009, the company is now in much better position to benefit from a rebound in developed economies and continuing rapid growth in emerging ones.

Today is the second day of our coverage of the Value Investing Congress including presentations from Kyle Bass (Hayman Capital), David Einhorn (Greenlight Capital), Mohnish Pabrai (Pabrai Investment Funds), Whitney Tilson (T2 Partners) and more. Their latest ideas are outlined below and be sure to check back frequently as we will be updating this post throughout the day.

The Forbes Top 150 Companies list ranked by Magic Formula Statistics. Which large global companies are both cheap and highly efficient with capital?

Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter financial results before the closing bell on Thursday, January 28, 2009. Analysts, on average, currently expect the company to report earnings of 26 cents a share on revenue of $32.60 billion.