Ford leaves Japan, Indonesia in its tail lights

Ford Motor Co. will pull out of Japan and Indonesia, saying the markets aren’t worth the investment, The Wall Street Journal reports. Ford said Monday that it plans to end close all offices and dealerships in the two Asian nations by the end of the year. It sold a little more than 11,000, combined, in the markets last year even though Ford, the No. 2 automaker in the United States, hasn’t been able to dent the hold of Japanese competitors in Japan and Indonesia, and future prospects look no…

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