By Nick Tattersall
BERLIN, Nov 1 (Reuters) - German luxury car maker BMW AG is expected to show on Wednesday that costs arising from the biggest product offensive in its history offset rising sales and kept a lid on profit growth in the third quarter.
The Munich-based firm is embarking on a series of six new car launches over the next two years, but has nonetheless said it is on track to post ...
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