FRANKFURT AM MAIN, Germany, Sept. 21, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN) has expanded its business transformation capabilities with the appointment of Heiko Rauscher as a Senior Managing Director in the firm’s Corporate Finance & Restructuring segment in Frankfurt am Main.
Mr. Rauscher, a business transformation expert with more than 20 years of advisory experience, joins the firm from Oliver Wyman, where he was a partner. He has led complex business transformation projects for entire companies and core functions such as supply chain, production and purchasing. Mr. Rauscher specializes in the automotive and industrial sector and advises original equipment manufacturers and suppliers on international and global assignments. He lived in China for more than a decade and is fluent in Mandarin; whilst there he built and led two management consulting, including Porsche Consulting Ltd. in Shanghai.
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Meanwhile, Ford and Hyundai Motor Group are battling for the second place in the EV horse race.
Through July, the Ford brand came in second with 27,817 registrations, powered by the Mustang Mach-E, which soared 64 percent.
The arrival of the F-150 Lightning will drive the Blue Oval’s momentum in the second half of the year.
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Hyundai Motor Group represents a formidable new competitor, as it has ambitions to bring four new EVs to the US by the end of next year.
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Four dealership groups expanded their holdings with purchases of stores in first-, second- and third-quarter acquisitions.
Here’s a look at the deals involving import, luxury and domestic dealerships in Indiana, Hawaii, Ohio and Wyoming.
Lou Fusz buys Kia dealership in Indiana
Lou Fusz Automotive Network of St. Louis on Aug. 3 bought Duell’s Evansville Kia in Indiana from Doug Duell and Amish Patel.
The store’s new name is Lou Fusz Kia of Evansville.
With the purchase, Lou Fusz now has 12 new-car dealerships, two used-vehicle dealerships and a motorsports store, said Randy Fusz, who runs the family’s automotive operations with his four brothers and sister as a silent partner.
“We love the [new store’s] location,” he said. “It’s the first dealership off ‘dealer row’ on Division Street. There’s a bunch of brands that go down that road.”
The group in May also purchased Tri-Ford Inc. in Highland, Ill. The growth