Aston Martin posts deep quarterly loss as pandemic slams brakes on sales
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LONDON (Reuters) - Aston Martin posted a deep first-quarter loss after sales dropped by nearly a third due to the impact of the coronavirus crisis, though the luxury car maker said production of a crucial sport utility vehicle was on track. Aston Martin, popular for being James Bond's carmaker of choice, suffered a torrid time since it floated in October 2018, seeing its share price tumble from 19.00 pounds to around 40 pence.Dire conditions forced the company to bring in Canadian billionaire..