CNH reports lower-than-expected Q3 results and expects 2024 Agriculture sales to decrease 22-23% compared with the earlier projected decline of...
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For the second time, Volkswagen, Germany’s largest automaker, has cut its 2024 revenue and profitability forecasts, signaling a deepening crisis within the German automotive industry. Citing a challenging market environment, the company announced on Friday that it now expects lower sales and earnings than previously projected. Volkswagen initially forecasted a revenue increase of up to 5% for 2024. Continue reading at newmobility.news.
CNH reports lower-than-expected Q3 results and expects 2024 Agriculture sales to decrease 22-23% compared with the earlier projected decline of...
CNH reports lower-than-expected Q3 results and expects 2024 Agriculture sales to decrease 22-23% compared with the earlier projected decline of...
The new agreement, which builds on an earlier announcement, calls for the German automaker to invest $5.8 billion in Rivian, a maker of electric...
Higher demand in North America and Brazil counter tight supply and lower profitability.
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AGCO reports lower-than-expected Q3 results and expects an adjusted EPS projection to be around $7.50 from the previously stated $8.00 for 2024.