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The world’s biggest premium car maker called 2009 a transition year during which industry sales will drop as much as 20 percent and so a reliable earnings outlook is impossible. Instead BMW said it will focus on managing its finances to ensure its independence. Last week BMW shocked investors with a fourth quarter operating loss of 718 million euros due to some one-off charges.More about: BMW, Car industry, ProfitsCopyright © 2012 euronews
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