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Bosch CEO Unexpectedly Leaves Biggest Car-Parts Maker

Robert Bosch GmbH Chief Executive Officer Stefan Hartung is stepping down after leading a push to cut thousands of jobs and make the world’s biggest automotive supplier more competitive.

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Bosch CEO Unexpectedly Leaves Biggest Car-Parts Maker
Robert Bosch GmbH Chief Executive Officer Stefan Hartung is stepping down after leading a push to cut thousands of jobs and make the world’s biggest automotive supplier more competitive.
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