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Trade deal aside, Mercedes and Porsche see more tariff pain on the way
Despite the contours of a preliminary trade deal, German automakers Mercedes and Porsche are still in a world of pain, suffering from the strain of Trump’s tariffs and shifting consumer preferences in markets like the US and China.
By Rachel More, Alessandro Parodi and Shashwat Awasthi BERLIN (Reuters) -European luxury carmakers including Porsche and ...
Porsche is well known for being one of the most profitable carmakers in the world, but even it can’t shake off global trade ...
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