"We were irritated," BMW purchasing director markus duesmann told the "frankfurter allgemeine sonntagszeitung" newspaper. "In retrospect, it is a strange feeling that we were talking to competitors about cooperation while their lawyers had already reported the cooperation to the competition authorities."
Daimler did not want to comment on the accusations. A spokesman said when asked: "we do not comment on this."
Turkish weddings are an event. Hundreds of guests, celebrations that last for days, gifts of money and gold, marquee-like pomp and circumstance – all this is often part of the event. In recent times, however, weddings of turkish-origin couples in germany have sometimes attracted attention for less festive reasons.
Rough convoys of vehicles block roads and even highways, risking rear-end collisions, and guests shoot guns into the air. What’s behind it?
A 37-year-old man was killed in shots fired outside a berlin disco on saturday night. Three others, aged 33, 34 and 41, were injured and were taken to hospital for inpatient treatment, according to the police.
The 33-year-old was arrested by the officers as the suspected protector. He was to be questioned on saturday. A gun and bullet casings were found during the search for evidence. Whether it is the murder weapon was initially unclear.