DETROIT (AP) -- Ford's board of directors has ended a two-day quarterly meeting without issuing a public statement on the future of CEO Alan Mulally.
Microsoft is reportedly considering Mulally as a replacement for CEO Steve Ballmer, who is due to step down next year.
Spokesman Jay Cooney said Ford couldn't comment on the board's discussions. But he said there is no change in Mulally's plan to remain at Ford through at least the end of 2014.
Ford also wouldn't say whether Microsoft is talking to Mulally.
