US EditionMercedes Declined Lutnick's Bid to Move to US, CEO Tells The Pioneer
Mercedes CEO Ola Källenius rejected U.S. tax incentives to relocate headquarters, emphasizing the company’s strong Swabian roots; SUV production will move to Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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Mercedes-Benz ‘Makes Trump Fuchi’: Ceo Rejects Proposal to ‘Move’ His Factory From Germany to the Us
Mercedes-Benz's executive director rejected a Trump cabinet secretary's attempt to attract the manufacturer's headquarters to the United States from Germany, where its roots date back to the invention of the car. Mercedes' executive director, Ola Källenius, stated that the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, made the proposal about a year ago, offering tax exemptions and other incentives, he said in an interview with The Pioneer, a Germa…
Trump Admin Tried To Get Mercedes To Move To America
The Trump Administration tried to lure Mercedes to America. Commerce Secretary Lutnick reportedly offered tax breaks. Mercedes rebuffed the idea as they are and will remain German. Mercedes CEO Ola Källenius has revealed the Trump administration attempted to get the company to move its headquarters to the United States. However, the German automaker ultimately decided against the move. Speaking to The Pioneer, Källenius said Commerce Secret…
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