European Stocks Retreat as BMW, Daimler Drop on Sales to China
San Francisco Chronicle
BMW, the world's largest maker of luxury vehicles, sank 5 percent to 68.22 euros. Daimler AG, whose Mercedes-Benz division is third-biggest after BMW and Audi, dropped 4.4 percent to 45.05 euros. Volkswagen AG, which owns Audi, slid 4.4 percent to ...
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European Stocks Retreat As Bmw, Daimler Drop On Sales To China - San Francisco Chronicle
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