Porsche profit rebounds as luxury carmaker reduces exposure to China
Luxury German carmaker Porsche said it's rapidly reducing its exposure to the Chinese autos market after reporting a profit recovery in the first nine months.
CNBC reports: Luxury German carmaker Porsche said it's rapidly reducing its exposure to the Chinese autos market after reporting a profit recovery in the first nine months.
This business story centres on China. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Luxury German, Porsche and Chinese.
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