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Ford, BMW execs warn on no-deal Brexit risks

1.August 2019

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Ford warned on Thursday that the chances of a no-deal Brexit have risen in the last few months as new Prime Minister Boris Johnson ramps up preparations for a possible disorderly exit in October.

BMW prepares to pick new CEO

18.July 2019

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BMW’s supervisory board will discuss new leadership at the automaker’s U.S. plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina, later on Thursday, and is expected to name Oliver Zipse as its new CEO, after 53-year-old Harald Krueger said he would not be available for a second term as CEO.

BMW has moved some engine output from UK due to Brexit

10.July 2019

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BMW has moved some engine output from Britain due to Brexit in a further sign of the decisions companies are having to take to handle uncertainty over the UK’s exit from the European Union.

BMW expands recall on fire risk to 1.6 million vehicles

23.October 2018

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BMW is recalling about 1.6 million diesel cars to fix a potential fire hazard in their engines, expanding repairs from just under half a million vehicles in Europe and Asia.

VW, BMW, Daimler face EU probe over collusion on emissions tech

18.September 2018

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The European Commission has opened a formal investigation into whether German automakers BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen Group colluded to avoid competition in developing clean emissions technology.

S. Korea to ban 20,000 BMWs following engine fires

15.August 2018

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South Korea’s transport ministry said on Tuesday it would ban about 20,000 BMW vehicles from the streets amid mounting public fears about engine fires.

BMW apologizes over 27 engine fires in S. Korea

7.August 2018

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BMW’s South Korean unit apologized over 27 engine fires between January and July that have prompted a government probe and a major backlash from consumers.

BMW will open $1.2 billion car plant in Hungary

1.August 2018

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BMW is investing 1 billion euros ($1.17 billion) in a new assembly plant in Hungary, its first factory in Europe in nearly two decades as the automaker strengthens its European footprint amid growing protectionism.

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Ford, BMW execs warn on no-deal Brexit risks

BMW prepares to pick new CEO

BMW has moved some engine output from UK due to Brexit

BMW expands recall on fire risk to 1.6 million vehicles

VW, BMW, Daimler face EU probe over collusion on emissions tech

S. Korea to ban 20,000 BMWs following engine fires

BMW apologizes over 27 engine fires in S. Korea

BMW will open $1.2 billion car plant in Hungary

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