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Mercedes-Benz is closing down a California engineering hub after 29 years
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Summary: Mercedes-Benz is closing its Long Beach R&D facility after 29 years, relocating operations to Sandy Springs, Georgia. The 32,100-square-foot engineering hub, which generated nearly 100 patents, will wind down by December 2026. About 160 employees will transfer to the new Atlanta facility, whilst others face severance.
Brands mentioned: Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Lexus
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Mercedes-Benz is closing down a California engineering hub after 29 years
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