Bosch sees chip crisis lasting deep into 2023 | At public retailers, inventory still hasn't turned a corner | Former dealer group partner charged with murder for hire | Dealerships sold in four states

Bosch Global Chairman Stafan Hartung says the supplier will look like a different company in 15-20 years as it adapts to electrification and increased automation.

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