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| | | ... allocations to have an effect, and there has also probably been a degree of profit taking," Hatlapa said. "Some marques like BMW (up 9%) and Lamborghini (up 18%) which appeal to a younger breed of collector bucked the trend in 2023." Handbags, which ... |
| | | | BMW Finance must contribute $5 million to financial literacy and consumer advocacy initiatives as part of Australia's largest consumer credit remediation program, including an enforceable undertaking accepted by ASIC. BMW Finance will provide $77 million ... |
| | | | ... scrap metal in wheel barrows by the side of the road. Now they run a multi-million dollar business manufacturing chassis for BMW and Mercedes-Benz. According to Martin, they made serious inquiries into buying Ford's manufacturing plant in Geelong which ... |
| | | | ... in cautious trading as investors await the outcome of the US presidential election and digest news of bumper profits from BMW. Markets held on to their gains on Tuesday despite a downbeat survey which showed that private sector business activity across ... |
| | | | ... culture. Wu cited some of China's biggest companies, such as China Mobile which has a market capitialisation of $175 billion, and BMW's joint venture partner, Brilliance Motors, which supplies luxury cars. Stimulus programs have also seen a property ... |
| | | | ... to a string of natural disasters, most notably Japan's monster earthquake and tsunami. Also in Frankfurt, luxury car maker BMW announced a four-fold increase in net profits for the first quarter and increased its sales forecast for the year. Nevertheless ... |
| | | | ... 6,070.60. In Frankfurt, the auto sector was under particular pressure. Daimler lost 3.25 per cent, Volkswagen 2.80 per cent and BMW 2.42 per cent. PARIS - In France, the CAC 40 gave up 35.63 points, or 1.00 per cent, to finish at 3,519.73. In Paris ... |
| | | | ... Say that again? Yes, it's like telling everybody that you want a Toyota Corolla for Christmas, receiving a top of the line BMW...but secretly you wanted a Lamborghini. I wonder how Sigmund Freud will deal with this? |
| | | | ... Reserve is looking likely to adopt a zero interest rate policy. Now wouldn't that be good? Free money to buy a discounted BMW and cheaper petrol to drive to bargain holiday places. |
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