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Volkswagen Weighs First-Ever Germany Plant Closures To Cut Costs
Volkswagen AG is considering unprecedented factory closures in Germany in a bid for deeper cutbacks, delivering another blow to Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government.
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The Dramatic Sacking Of Volkswagen CEO, Still Jet-lagged From US Visit
Volkswagen AG's dramatic move to oust its combative chief executive officer was set in motion a week ago, when his backing from the billionaire Porsche and Piech family began to crumble.
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New Coronavirus Virus Test Shortens Wait From Two Days To 2.5 Hours
Robert Bosch GmbH became the latest company to roll out a Covid-19 test, saying it can diagnose in less than 2.5 hours and help efforts to fight the outbreak.
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Volkswagen Readies New Audi Interim Chief After Rupert Stadler Arrest
Volkswagen AG's board was unable to agree on a new leader for its Audi unit after more than six hours of debate Monday, with some members balking at making a hasty choice after the unexpected arrest of the brand's longtime chief.
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Audi CEO Rupert Stadler Taken Into Custody In Diesel-Cheating Probe
Audi CEO Rupert Stadler was arrested in Munich Monday in connection with the diesel-cheating scandal, making him the highest-profile target in the probe that's engulfed the carmaker and parent Volkswagen for almost three years.
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Perfect Date Nights In 14 Global Cities, From Tel Aviv To Taipei
Whether or not you celebrate Valentine's Day (Feb. 14 in the U.S.), it's always advisable to have a great date-night idea in your back pocket. To create this year's roundup, we surveyed Bloomberg bureaus, from Tel Aviv to Taipei. The result is a global guide featuring plugged-in recommendations in 14 cities.
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Ducati Attracts Interest From Buyout, Motorcycle Firms
A formal sale process may start in the next few weeks for Ducati, which could be valued at more than $1 billion, the people said.
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VW's Family Owners Break Silence With Promise to Protect Jobs
The head of Volkswagen's controlling family broke his silence more than two months after the emissions-cheating scandal erupted, throwing his support behind Chief Executive Officer Matthias Mueller and vowing to protect jobs.
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Volkswagen's 12-Brand Behemoth Under Scrutiny as Scandal Costs Mount
Faced with billions of euros in costs for its emissions cheating scandal, Volkswagen may have to consider an overhaul of a 12-brand empire built in the last two decades that makes everything from cheap cars to motorbikes to heavy trucks.
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Volkswagen Weighs First-Ever Germany Plant Closures To Cut Costs
Volkswagen AG is considering unprecedented factory closures in Germany in a bid for deeper cutbacks, delivering another blow to Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government.
-
The Dramatic Sacking Of Volkswagen CEO, Still Jet-lagged From US Visit
Volkswagen AG's dramatic move to oust its combative chief executive officer was set in motion a week ago, when his backing from the billionaire Porsche and Piech family began to crumble.
-
New Coronavirus Virus Test Shortens Wait From Two Days To 2.5 Hours
Robert Bosch GmbH became the latest company to roll out a Covid-19 test, saying it can diagnose in less than 2.5 hours and help efforts to fight the outbreak.
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Volkswagen Readies New Audi Interim Chief After Rupert Stadler Arrest
Volkswagen AG's board was unable to agree on a new leader for its Audi unit after more than six hours of debate Monday, with some members balking at making a hasty choice after the unexpected arrest of the brand's longtime chief.
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Audi CEO Rupert Stadler Taken Into Custody In Diesel-Cheating Probe
Audi CEO Rupert Stadler was arrested in Munich Monday in connection with the diesel-cheating scandal, making him the highest-profile target in the probe that's engulfed the carmaker and parent Volkswagen for almost three years.
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Perfect Date Nights In 14 Global Cities, From Tel Aviv To Taipei
Whether or not you celebrate Valentine's Day (Feb. 14 in the U.S.), it's always advisable to have a great date-night idea in your back pocket. To create this year's roundup, we surveyed Bloomberg bureaus, from Tel Aviv to Taipei. The result is a global guide featuring plugged-in recommendations in 14 cities.
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Ducati Attracts Interest From Buyout, Motorcycle Firms
A formal sale process may start in the next few weeks for Ducati, which could be valued at more than $1 billion, the people said.
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VW's Family Owners Break Silence With Promise to Protect Jobs
The head of Volkswagen's controlling family broke his silence more than two months after the emissions-cheating scandal erupted, throwing his support behind Chief Executive Officer Matthias Mueller and vowing to protect jobs.
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Volkswagen's 12-Brand Behemoth Under Scrutiny as Scandal Costs Mount
Faced with billions of euros in costs for its emissions cheating scandal, Volkswagen may have to consider an overhaul of a 12-brand empire built in the last two decades that makes everything from cheap cars to motorbikes to heavy trucks.
