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Why GM Failed In India
Over the last 20 years the Indian automotive market has grown from about 500,000 new vehicles to 3.5 million in 2018. But some automakers have struggled to make it work. Among them is General Motors, the largest U.S. automaker. GM stopped selling cars in India in 2017, after years of declining market share. Watch this video to find out why automakers, including GM, struggle in India.
CORRECTION: At 7:37 and 7:53 our graphic switches the cities of Halol and Talegaon. Halol is north of Talegaon.
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Why GM Failed In India
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Why Audi Is Pushing Three New SUVs
Audi sales have struggled over the last several quarters in the US. The brand is challenged by tariffs, a shift away from EVs and vehicles that are neither selling well nor garnering the critical approval for which Audi had been known in the past. Competitors BMW and Mercedes-Benz are performing better overall. The brand has unveiled three new SUVs in the US this year. The three row, full-size SUV is the third SUV it has unveiled in 2026. This product offensive will give Audi the “youngest” SUV lineup in the US premium market, the company said. Analysts say this new lineup, along with other updates to other vehicles, can give the brand a boost. But some of Audi’s challenges are structural.
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How Audi Is Trying To Claw Its Way Back From A 30% U.S. Sales Drop
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Walter Mossberg: Choosing The iPhone 7 Is Tougher Today | CNBC
Walter Mossberg, The Verge executive editor, gives his take on the iPhone 7.
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Inside the booming business of wellness
A growing number of consumers are seeking out third spaces and membership clubs focused on wellness to improve their health while also socializing.
Companies like Bathhouse, Othership and Glo30 have hopped on the trend, offering third spaces centered around wellness with opportunities to foster social connections.
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Best Buy Is Shrinking Some Stores. Here’s Why That’s A Good Thing
Consumer electronics retailer Best Buy is testing out a new format as it tries to steady the business and boost sales growth. It’s opening new, smaller-scale stores this summer in markets about half the scale of its traditional locations. CNBC’s Laya Neelakandan spoke exclusively with incoming CEO Jason Bonfig about his plans for the concept.
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Artificial Intelligence In Its Infancy: Intel CEO Brian Krzanich | CNBC
Brian Krzanich, Intel CEO, discusses his company’s efforts to invest in artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles through Alphabet’s Waymo partnership.
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