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Leadership changes announced at Mannheim, Wörth and Gaggenau facilities
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The move is described as the biggest change in company’s 125-year history
Karl Deppen will officially take over in December this year
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Follow-up to MOU signed earlier will see Cummins building Euro 7 engines in Mannheim plant
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Truck business to become an independent company, German plants solidify electrification portfolios
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Changes made in anticipation of spin-off to take place in July
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Truck and bus and passenger car segments to become independent businesses.
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Caterpillar Inc. announced changes to its Executive Office including a move at the top of the division that oversees its engine operations,
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Mercedes-Benz GenH2, with range up to 1000 km/621 miles, will begin customer trials in 2023 Daimler Trucks today presented its technology strategy
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Daimler AG and its subsidiary Mercedes-Benz USA LLC have reached an agreement in principle with various authorities in the United States to
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Mirko Sgodda, previously head of Compliance Trucks & Buses, will become the new head of Sales, Marketing and Customer Services at Daimler
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Daimler AG said its sales for the second quarter ending June 30 fell 34%, which included a 55% drop in sales of
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Nearly three months after the first effects of the COVID-19 pandemic suspended manufacturing operations, Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) said it has
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In fascinating development whose aim is to achieve a vision of sustainable transport and a carbon neutral Europe by 2050, two leading
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In a fascinating development whose aim is to achieve a vision of sustainable transport and a carbon neutral Europe by 2050, two
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Daimler AG’s Supervisory Board has extended the contract of Hubertus Troska (59), the Board of Management member responsible for Greater China, until
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Daimler Trucks said it sold fewer vehicles in 2019 than in 2018, citing a market environment that the company said has been