In a tragic accident in Kuźnica Stara, 9-year-old Fabian was fatally struck by a drunk BMW driver while riding his bicycle on the sidewalk; despite resuscitation efforts, the boy could not be saved, which shocked the local community. (translated)
The article discusses several current events, including the Russian attack on Ukraine, issues with illegal constructions by MP Filip Turek, the police's decision to protect the Czech National Bank instead of the Supreme Audit Office, the decline in profits of the car manufacturer BMW, and a review of the new Spider-Man movie titled Brand New Day. (translated)
Renault recorded a 9.4% increase in revenue in the first half of 2026 and a profit of 700 million euros thanks to strong demand for electric cars, while German manufacturers like BMW and Mercedes are facing declining sales in China and losing out to competition from other countries. (translated)
BMW has implemented new efficiency measures and has agreed to the voluntary exit of 8,000 employees in Germany, in response to a 28.5% decline in its half-year profits, impacted by reduced sales in China and increasing international competition. (translated)
🚨 WE ARE INFORMING: THE DRIVER WHO DROVE A BMW ONTO THE SIDEWALK AND KILLED A CHILD HAD A COURT ORDER PROHIBITING HIM FROM... DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS AND FLEEING FROM THE POLICE 🚨 For the previous crime, the court also sentenced him to one year in prison, but... suspended. (translated)
In a tragic accident in Kuźnica Stara, a 9-year-old boy was fatally struck by a BMW driver who had a court ban on driving and drugs were found in the vehicle. (translated)
BMW has experienced a drastic 28.5% drop in its profits in the first half of 2026, affected by a 20% decrease in its sales in the Chinese market, which has led the company to lower its profit and delivery forecasts for the rest of the year. (translated)
A 9-year-old boy died in the hospital after being hit by a BMW on the sidewalk in Kuźnica Stara, and preliminary findings indicate that the driver veered off the roadway while driving. (translated)
BMW recorded a 35 percent decline in operating profit in the second quarter, as sales in the Chinese market fell by nearly a third, which led to planned layoffs of up to 8,000 employees in Germany and a change in profit outlook, while operating profit in the financial services segment increased. (translated)
BMW reports a profit decline of 35 percent to 1.2 billion euros in the second quarter and plans to cut 8,000 jobs due to poor business in China. (translated)
The German auto industry, including BMW, is in deep crisis, which is reflected in a significant decline in profits and sales figures, particularly in the Chinese market, resulting in planned job cuts and intensive cost-cutting measures. (translated)
Germany's auto giant BMW plans to reduce its workforce by nearly eight thousand people by 2027, primarily through voluntary departure packages, in response to weak demand and growing competition, while other major manufacturers like Porsche and Volkswagen are also preparing to limit their number of jobs. (translated)
In a tragic accident in Kuźnica Stara, a 39-year-old BMW driver struck a 9-year-old boy who was riding a bicycle on the sidewalk, leading to the boy's death in the hospital despite swift intervention. (translated)
The BMW Group reported a profit decline of 35 percent to just 1.2 billion euros in the second quarter, highlighting the need for a comprehensive reduction in workforce, while revenues also fell from 34 billion to 31 billion euros, and the result in the automotive sector even dropped by over 60 percent. (translated)
BMW announced that its after-tax profit for the second quarter of 2026 fell by 35% to 1.2 billion euros, with its automotive sector experiencing a more than 60% decline in operating profit, reflecting falling sales, especially in China, and the need for significant savings. (translated)
BMW's profit fell by 35 percent to 1.2 billion euros in the second quarter of 2026, while revenues dropped to 31 billion euros, highlighting the challenges of the automotive industry marked by competition and declining sales, particularly in China. (translated)
BMW reports a profit decline of 35 percent to 1.2 billion euros in the second quarter of 2026 and announces the reduction of 8,000 jobs, highlighting the company's strained financial situation. (translated)
BMW has announced the reduction of 8,000 jobs, mostly in Germany, becoming the latest major manufacturer to join the crisis of the German automotive industry, affected by pressure from the Chinese market and U.S. tariffs. (translated)
Several European car companies, including BMW, Volkswagen, Audi, and Porsche, plan to implement employee cutbacks, and industry leader Peter Bryntesson warns that tough times may lie ahead until the year 2030. (translated)
BMW plans to reduce its workforce in Germany by about 8,000 employees by the end of 2027 as part of a voluntary departure program, which is a response to weakening profits and declining demand in the face of increasing competition, particularly from Chinese manufacturers. (translated)
