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Opel Gets No Help from the German Government


The German government will not help Opel’s Bochum plant, which will be closed in 2016. Although Opel made the official announcement that its Bochum plant in Germany will be closed in 2016, cutting 3,000 jobs, this has not determined the government to help the automaker. This is the first time a German automaker is forced to take such a drastic action ...
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