German Economy, VW
German economy minister offers help to Volkswagen to avoid site closures
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said on Friday that he wants to help Volkswagen get through a period of cost-cutting without having to resort to site closures, reflecting concerns about the country's biggest carmaker.
The cuts would hit hardest among the automaker's research and development activities in Germany where 4,000 to 6,000 jobs ...
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Volkswagen is considering closing some factories in its home country for the first time in the German automaker's 87-year ...
Volkswagen has been in trouble, as have its employees. The carmaker is Germany’s crown jewel—the country's largest company and most significant private employer. Since Volkswagen announced ...
BERLIN (Reuters) -Volkswagen may book up to 4 billion euros ($4.4 billion) in provisions for planned capacity cuts as early ...
Europe-wide, EV market share has shrunk to 14 percent in the region through August, down from just over 15 percent as ...
Volkswagen, Germany’s largest carmaker, is staring down an unprecedented crisis. Whether it be dwindling demand for electric cars, high energy prices or competition from Chinese rivals ...
The job security agreement between Volkswagen and the union, IG Metall, which represents workers in the automotive and other ...
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Volkswagen scraps job guarantees in GermanyVolkswagen Group has said it is scrapping labour agreements in Germany in a move that could pave the way for job cuts at six ...
BERLIN — Germany is finally emerging from the first stage of economic grief: denial.
As Volkswagen Weighs Its First Closure of a German Auto Plant, Workers Aren't the Only Ones Worried FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Volkswagen is considering closing some factories in its home country ...
Volkswagen's troubles seem to worsen as the German carmaker considers closing car plants in Europe, China, and the US, with ...
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