Daily Memo: German Auto Industry, Israel’s View on the West Bank

Carmakers in Germany are facing stiff competition from Chinese manufacturers.

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Tough times. German carmaker Volkswagen is considering closing at least one of its factories in Germany, the company said on Monday, amid rising competition in European and Chinese markets. Any shutdown in Germany would be the first in the company’s 87-year history. The company’s CEO said the business environment in the country is becoming “even […]

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