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The company invested heavily into the innovation department and had little to show for it. At the same time, the public construction projects were not as profitable as one would hope, and when making the deals the Bergmann Group had taken the public interest into account as well. | The company invested heavily into the innovation department and had little to show for it. At the same time, the public construction projects were not as profitable as one would hope, and when making the deals the Bergmann Group had taken the public interest into account as well. | ||
At the end, Many shareholders didn't believe in Bergmann anymore. They forced [[Eric Kleinman]] to sell his company to another building company, basically to [[Jeff Walter]]. | At the end, Many shareholders didn't believe in Bergmann anymore. They forced [[Eric Kleinman]] to sell his company to another building company, basically to [[Jeff Walter]]. In [[Timeline of Events|1980]], the Bergmann Group is officially bancrupt. | ||
Nowadays, almost every big city in the world is built with the knowledge of the Bergmann group. | Nowadays, almost every big city in the world is built with the knowledge of the Bergmann group. | ||