Crisis at Volkswagen: How to Continue with Plants, Workplaces and Models
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The crisis, triggered by Volkswagen management's threat to bypass the supervisory board, was overcome at the last minute with a historic agreement. However, the risks for the 89-year-old automotive giant remain uncertain.
The German car industry Volkswagen is undergoing the largest restructuring in its history.
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rnd.deAfter the surprising agreement between the inspectors and the board of directors, the question remains what Europe's largest car manufacturer is now planning to do in concrete terms. The problems in the Group and in the industry do not disappear from today to tomorrow.
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