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For This Pro, China s Slowdown Won t Hold Back These Luxury Stocks

David Herro, manager of the $19.7 billion Oakmark International fund, discusses the possible effect of China's economic slump on luxury stocks he owns.

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German Companies Defy Rising Pressure to Limit Exposure to China

Several large manufacturers scramble to insulate their Chinese businesses from possible Western sanctions

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Why Europe Is Right to Fear China EV Makers Like NIO—and What It Means for Tesla

Chinese automakers like BYD have notched impressive growth in Europe as consumers flock to their affordable electric-vehicles.

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Daimler Truck Shareholder BAIC Group Reduces Its Stake

By David Sachs Chinese state-owned BAIC Group has reduced its stake in Daimler Truck. The car manufacturer has cut its shareholding to 2.9% of the German.

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Europe s EV Troubles Run Deeper Than China

European auto industry is starting to resemble a deer in the headlights of a Chinese electric vehicle. Tariffs may not be enough to solve problem.

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