Robert Bosch News
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Robert Bosch GmbH, the biggest car- part supplier, said it will begin selling the industry’s first charging station for electric cars priced at less than $450.
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Super Group Ltd., the best performing stock in the FTSE/JSE Africa All-Share Index this year, forecast fiscal full-year profit growth will match that of the first half as the South African transport company recovers from near collapse five years ago.
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Infineon Technologies AG, Europe’s second-biggest chipmaker, gained the most in almost four years after projecting revenue for this quarter that would top analysts’ estimates as demand for its semiconductors recovers.
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IG Metall, Germany’s largest manufacturing labor union, widened protests including temporary walkouts into the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg in a push for higher pay raise for workers at industrial companies.
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German unemployment rose for a second month in April, adding to signs that Europe’s largest economy is struggling to recover from a slump at the end of last year.
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Economic confidence in the euro area decreased more than economists forecast in April as the 17- nation currency bloc struggled to emerge from a recession and the bailout of Cyprus renewed debt-crisis concerns.
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Solarworld AG Chief Executive Officer Frank Asbeck is confident Germany’s biggest panel maker will reach a deal on its debt with creditors, while the company is in early talks to buy part of Robert Bosch GmbH’s solar unit.
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German business confidence fell for a second month in April after winter weather hindered the recovery in Europe’s largest economy, adding to signs that the European Central Bank may cut interest rates.
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German business confidence probably fell for a second month in April after winter weather hindered the recovery in Europe’s largest economy.
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Robert Bosch GmbH, Europe’s biggest car-parts maker, is forecasting 2013 sales will increase as much as 4 percent as growth outside the region makes up for a recession in its home market.
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