After a tense election cycle that saw twists and turns akin to a Six Flags roller coaster, millions of Americans flocked to the polls to decide between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J.

Trump wins, and BMW’s CEO Oliver Zipse came out with some quick remarks that the automaker will weather the storm of tough tariffs due to its “very, very large footprint in the US.”

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