Supreme Court finds illegal, racial gerrymandering in North Carolina

On Monday, Ford Motor confirmed that CEO Mark Fields is retiring. He will be replaced by Jim Hackett, the former chief executive of office-furniture company Steelcase Inc. Fields, 56, is being pushed out after three years as chief executive and 28 years at Ford after the automaker's share price has dropped 40 percent on his watch. Investors criticized him for lagging behind peers in creating electric vehicles and advancing toward self-driving autos, while also letting some core products grow stale. Hackett, who has led Ford's mobility unit since last year, was credited with reversing Steelcase's declining fortunes, in part by foreseeing the shift from cubicles to open office floor plans.