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Bernd Bohr, Bosch’s Automotive Chief, Leaves the Company


Bernd Bohr resigns from his position as the head of Robert Bosch’s automotive division. Bernd Bohr, 56, has joined Bosch in 1987 and for the past 10 years, he has been responsible for the automotive division of the German supplier. The company said in a press release that Bohr is leaving Bosch on his own accord, as he aims at pursuing ...
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Bosch Expects Slight Increase in Car Parts Sales This Year
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Bosch starts construction of new R&D center in Renningen – Germany
Robert Bosch GmbH, world's largest supplier of automotive components, on Monday started the construction of a new research and advance engineering center in Renningen, Germany. The new research campus in Renningen ...
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Robert Bosch, the world’s biggest car-parts supplier expects to see comparatively modest sales growth of between 3 and 5 percent in the current year. “There is still a great deal of ...

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