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A |     近日,有市场消息称,英国资管巨头富达国际计划退出其全资持有的中国内地公募业务,主因是激烈的本地竞争、频繁的领导层更迭以及长期难以扩大规模,相关安排仍处于讨论阶段,并需获得监管批准。

B | 8月21日,富达国际回应称:“富达国际仍将中国视为一个重要市场,而且我们始终相信中国无论对我们的业务还是对投资者而言,都是颇具吸引力的长期机遇。    DETROIT -- Ford is recalling more than 238,000 Explorers in the U.S. because a rear axle bolt can fail, potentially causing a loss of drive power or allowing the SUVs to roll away while in park.The recall comes after U.S. safety regulators opened an investigation into the problem after getting two complaints that repairs didn't work in two previous recalls this year and in 2022.Affected are certain Explorers from the 2020 through 2022 model years. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says in documents posted Friday on its website that the rear axle horizontal mounting bolt can fracture and cause the driveshaft to disconnect, increasing the risk of a crash.Dealers will replace a bushing and the rear axle bolt. They also will inspect the rear axle cover for damage near the bolt hole and replace the cover if damage is found. Owners will be notified by letter starting Nov. 6.Ford said in documents that it knows of 396 reports of rear axle bolt failures, and fewer than 5% caused loss of power or let vehicles roll while they were in park. The company says it’s not aware of any crashes or injuries. NHTSA opened its investigation in June after getting complaints alleging loss of power due to failure of rear axle bolts even though the Explorers had received repairs under the previous recalls. Ford's remedy was to update software that automatically applied the parking brake to keep the vehicles from rolling away. But the agency said in documents that there was no remedy addressing the failed axle bolt. Ford said Friday that it was replacing axle bolts under service campaigns before the latest recall.。

C | 在我们的战略或市场布局方面,没有任何需要汇报的变化。”(21财经)原文链接。

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