BMW CEO Pulls Off Debut Quarter With Cost Cuts, Higher SUV Sales
- Profit beats analyst expectations as carmaker starts recovery
- BMW relies on high-margin cars to pay for electric shift
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BMW AG is showing signs of recovery under its new chief executive officer, with aggressive cost-cutting and demand for upscale models like the big X7 SUV helping to bolster third quarter earnings.