Germany considering ways to support Volkswagen
Germany considering ways to support VW, economy minister says
Germany's government is considering ways to support Volkswagen , German economy minister and vice chancellor Robert Habeck said on Thursday, when asked about the threat of job cuts at the country's largest carmaker.
Habeck says Germany's considering how to support Volkswagen
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said that Berlin is looking into ways to support ailing carmaker Volkswagen amid the threat of job cuts. The firm has been grappling with weak electric vehicle sales.
Germany looking for ways to support Volkswagen: Economy minister
Germany's government is exploring ways to support ailing Volkswagen, Economy Minister and Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck said Thursday in response
Germany considering ways to support VW, says economy minister
Germany's government is exploring ways to support Volkswagen amid potential job cuts. The carmaker plans to reduce costs due to high expenses and competition. Economy Minister Robert Habeck emphasized VW's importance and will visit a plant in Emden.
Berlin considering how to support German carmaker Volkswagen
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said that Berlin is looking into ways to support ailing carmaker Volkswagen amid the threat of job cuts. The firm has been grappling with weak electric vehicle sales.
German economy minister offers help to Volkswagen to avoid site closures
EMDEN, Germany (Reuters) -German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said on Friday that he wants to help Volkswagen get through this period of cost-cutting without site closures. During a visit to the carmaker's factory in Emden,
German economy minister calls on VW to not close factories
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck has called on Volkswagen to refrain from factory closures. "The locations should be preserved," he said during a visit to the VW plant in the north-western city of Emden.
Volkswagen, Germany’s largest private employer, could cut over 15,000 jobs with plant closures—and there’s no plan B, Jefferies says
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Volkswagen, Germany’s largest private employer, could cut over 15,000 jobs with plant closures—and there’s no plan B, Jefferies says
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 ...
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Volkswagen denies plans to cut 30,000 staff from its workforce
Germany's economy minister, Robert Habeck, said the government is looking at ways of supporting Volkswagen as he acknowledge the company's importance to the country. "VW is of central importance ...