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Dyson hires former Infiniti chief to head its electric-car business

Krueger moves to Dyson after a career at BMW and Infiniti. (Bloomberg)
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Nick Gibbs
January 22, 2019 05:49 PM

The vacuum cleaner company Dyson has recruited former BMW and Infiniti executive Roland Krueger to head its electric-car business.

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Auto parts became subject to a 25% tariff May 3. Automotive News breaks down how the new duty works.

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Car buyers trying to beat tariff price hikes did a ‘bank run’ on dealers’ lots in April
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