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Porsche’s New Look: Pricier Cars and 25% Fewer Employees

Porsche’s New Look: Pricier Cars and 25% Fewer Employees
NYT Business Wednesday 07 October 2026, 06:00 UTC By James Paton 1 min read
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Workers build an electric Macan at a Porsche assembly plant in Leipzig, Germany, in 2024.

Workers build an electric Macan at a Porsche assembly plant in Leipzig, Germany, in 2024.
Porsche (ORG) Macan (ORG) Leipzig (LOCATION) Germany (LOCATION)
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