Volkswagen's board will meet July ninth to discuss a major transformation plan. This plan includes potential closures of four German plants and significant job cuts. The company is also reviewing its structure and may spin off business divisions. Management and labor representatives will likely begin months of talks on these proposals. The outcome could involve shifting production or phasing out models at affected sites.

Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume faces perhaps the biggest test of his leadership this week: persuading the German carmaker’s supervisory board to accept painful job cuts and factory…

Volkswagen Group’s comprehensive cost-cutting package to combat Chinese manufacturers’ expansion is pending approval from its Supervisory Board as the...

Volkswagen's board will meet July ninth to discuss a major transformation plan. This plan includes potential closures of four German plants and significant job cuts. The company…

German auto giant Volkswagen's management meet Thursday to thrash out plans for what could be the biggest ever restructuring in the global auto industry, with unions set to…

Volkswagen workers staged protests nationwide Thursday as unions warned of a "major conflict" if the struggling German car giant pushes ahead with what could be the global auto…

Groups that control VW, Europe’s largest carmaker, meet on Thursday to discuss plans to slash tens of thousands more jobs and close factories

German auto giant Volkswagen's management are set to meet on Thursday to thrash out plans for what could be the biggest ever restructuring in the global auto industry, with unions…

Il gruppo tedesco valuta la più grande ristrutturazione della sua storia: possibili chiusure di stabilimenti, oltre 100 mila posti di lavoro a rischio e invest…

Demonstrations at 18 sites set up as radical transformation plan put to board of Europe’s biggest carmaker

German auto giant Volkswagen's management meets Thursday to discuss plans for what could be the biggest ever restructuring in the global auto industry, with unions set to protest…

Volkswagen faces nationwide protests in Germany as its supervisory board reviews plans to cut 100,000 jobs and shut down factories, sparking widespread employee unrest.

Chief Executive Oliver Blume is considering cutting 100,000 jobs worldwide, around 16% of Volkswagen's global workforce, and closing three Volkswagen plants in Germany as well as…

Board meeting opens battle over factory closures and sweeping workforce reductions