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Mercedes-Benz apologizes to Chinese for quoting Dalai Lama

February 7, 2018;

Reuters – Read Original Story BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Mercedes-Benz apologized to Chinese consumers on Tuesday for an Instagram post showing one of its luxury cars along with a quote from exiled Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, whom Beijing considers a … Continued

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