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Daimler AG will skip traditional summer breaks at most of its car factories with models like the revamped Mercedes-Benz E-Class keeping assembly lines busy even as European auto demand slides to a 20-year low.
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Bayerische Motoren Werke AG Chief Executive Officer Norbert Reithofer told his fellow Germans to set aside their infamous fear of the unknown and embrace electric-vehicle technology.
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El Celler de Can Roca, a Spanish family establishment, last night headed the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list, toppling Noma.
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European cocoa-bean processing may have been bigger than reported in the third quarter because Fuchs & Hoffmann GmbH, a grinder in Germany that provided no figures for the period, was processing at full capacity.
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Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, the world’s biggest luxury-car maker, will offer extra services to attract drivers to its I electric-car lineup, including occasional use of gasoline-powered models.
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With the yen weakening and Europe’s debt crisis spreading, Volkswagen AG and its German peers are planning to spend more than $25 billion by 2017 to expand production outside their home region and insulate themselves from currency convulsions.
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Ferrari, Bentley, Jaguar, and Rolls- Royce are roaring back with new leather-swathed models after a drop last year in European sales of ultra-luxury cars.
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Volkswagen AG and Bayerische Motoren Werke AG predicted a “difficult” 2013 as the European auto market contracts, vehicle prices in the region drop and growth in China slows.
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Volkswagen AG Chief Executive Officer Martin Winterkorn cut short his visit to the North American International Auto Show in frigid Detroit this week to head to balmy Mexico. He didn’t go for the weather.
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Volkswagen AG Chief Executive Officer Martin Winterkorn can check one thing off his to-do list: beat rivals in profit.
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