(MT Newswires) -- Mercedes-Benz expects earnings to slip this year, even as the German car maker pursues a 4 billion euro ($4.26 billion) share buyback. The manufacturer said Friday it sees flat revenue in 2023 and group operating profit slightly below last year's levels. Chief Executive Officer Ola Kaellenius spoke with Bloomberg's Oliver Crook from Stuttgart.
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