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Volkswagen To Name VW Brand Chief Diess As New Group CEO
Volkswagen is seeking to replace Chief Executive Matthias Mueller with the head of its core brand, Herbert Diess, as part of a broader overhaul of its management structure to boost efficiency, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Lower Saxony Premier Candidate Calls For Outsider As Next VW Boss
Someone from outside the auto industry should succeed Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) chief executive Matthias Mueller, the man expected to lead the German state which is the carmaker's second-biggest shareholder told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller Seeks Cut To Board Bonuses: Sources
Volkswagen Chief Executive Matthias Mueller will push for a significant reduction in bonuses for the carmaker's management board on Monday, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Volkswagen Chief Vows To 'Learn From Past Mistakes'
The chief of scandal-hit carmaker Volkswagen Matthias Mueller on Monday called for the German giant to "learn from past mistakes", as it seeks to recover from the devastating impact of revelations that it was cheating on emissions tests.
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Volkswagen CEO To Update Board Committee On Scandal: Source
Volkswagen's chief executive is to report to a panel of senior supervisory board members this month on his progress in resolving a scandal over rigged emissions tests affecting up to 11 million vehicles, a person close to the matter said.
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Volkswagen Emission Scandal: New Catalytic Converter Could Fix US Cars, Says CEO
Volkswagen will propose a new catalytic converter system to US authorities that could be fitted to around 430,000 cars capable of cheating diesel emissions tests, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said on Sunday.
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Volkswagen Chief Apologizes For Cheating, Rivals Pop Champagne
Volkswagen's embattled chief used the Detroit auto show to apologize to the US public for cheating diesel car emissions tests while his rivals popped champagne over record US sales and a rosy outlook Sunday.
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Volkswagen Chief Apologizes Over Emissions Scandal On First US Trip
Volkswagen chief executive Matthias Mueller on Sunday apologized for cheating diesel car emissions tests on his first official US visit since the scandal broke in September.
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Volkswagen Chief To Meet With Top US Environmental Regulator
Volkswagen chief executive Matthias Mueller will meet next week in Washington with the head of the environmental agency that uncovered the massive emissions-cheating scandal, an agency spokeswoman said Thursday.
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Volkswagen Says Out of Race to Become World's Biggest Carmaker: Report
Embattled German auto giant Volkswagen is abandoning its ambition to become the world's biggest carmaker ahead of Japanese rival Toyota, its new chief executive said in a magazine interview published on Monday.
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Pollution Cheating Was 'Chain Of Errors' Going Back To 2005: Volkswagen
Embattled German carmaker Volkswagen said today the global pollution-cheating scandal it has been engulfed in since September was the result not of a one-off error, but a series of mistakes dating back to 2005.
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Pollution Cheating Was 'Chain Of Errors' Going Back To 2005: Volkswagen
Embattled German carmaker Volkswagen said today that the global pollution-cheating scandal it has been engulfed in since September was the result not of a one-off error, but a series of mistakes dating back to 2005.
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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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US Volkswagen Chief Admits Knew of Emissions Problem in 2014
The US head of Volkswagen prepared to apologize to Congress today over the "deeply troubling" pollution scandal as it emerged he knew of a potential problem with vehicle emissions as early as spring 2014.
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Volkswagen Chief Says Recall of Affected Cars Could Start by January
The new chief of embattled carmaker Volkswagen said the recall of diesel cars affected by the pollution cheating scandal could start by January and end by the end of 2016.
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Volkswagen To Name VW Brand Chief Diess As New Group CEO
Volkswagen is seeking to replace Chief Executive Matthias Mueller with the head of its core brand, Herbert Diess, as part of a broader overhaul of its management structure to boost efficiency, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Lower Saxony Premier Candidate Calls For Outsider As Next VW Boss
Someone from outside the auto industry should succeed Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) chief executive Matthias Mueller, the man expected to lead the German state which is the carmaker's second-biggest shareholder told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller Seeks Cut To Board Bonuses: Sources
Volkswagen Chief Executive Matthias Mueller will push for a significant reduction in bonuses for the carmaker's management board on Monday, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Volkswagen Chief Vows To 'Learn From Past Mistakes'
The chief of scandal-hit carmaker Volkswagen Matthias Mueller on Monday called for the German giant to "learn from past mistakes", as it seeks to recover from the devastating impact of revelations that it was cheating on emissions tests.
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Volkswagen CEO To Update Board Committee On Scandal: Source
Volkswagen's chief executive is to report to a panel of senior supervisory board members this month on his progress in resolving a scandal over rigged emissions tests affecting up to 11 million vehicles, a person close to the matter said.
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Volkswagen Emission Scandal: New Catalytic Converter Could Fix US Cars, Says CEO
Volkswagen will propose a new catalytic converter system to US authorities that could be fitted to around 430,000 cars capable of cheating diesel emissions tests, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said on Sunday.
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Volkswagen Chief Apologizes For Cheating, Rivals Pop Champagne
Volkswagen's embattled chief used the Detroit auto show to apologize to the US public for cheating diesel car emissions tests while his rivals popped champagne over record US sales and a rosy outlook Sunday.
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Volkswagen Chief Apologizes Over Emissions Scandal On First US Trip
Volkswagen chief executive Matthias Mueller on Sunday apologized for cheating diesel car emissions tests on his first official US visit since the scandal broke in September.
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Volkswagen Chief To Meet With Top US Environmental Regulator
Volkswagen chief executive Matthias Mueller will meet next week in Washington with the head of the environmental agency that uncovered the massive emissions-cheating scandal, an agency spokeswoman said Thursday.
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Volkswagen Says Out of Race to Become World's Biggest Carmaker: Report
Embattled German auto giant Volkswagen is abandoning its ambition to become the world's biggest carmaker ahead of Japanese rival Toyota, its new chief executive said in a magazine interview published on Monday.
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Pollution Cheating Was 'Chain Of Errors' Going Back To 2005: Volkswagen
Embattled German carmaker Volkswagen said today the global pollution-cheating scandal it has been engulfed in since September was the result not of a one-off error, but a series of mistakes dating back to 2005.
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Pollution Cheating Was 'Chain Of Errors' Going Back To 2005: Volkswagen
Embattled German carmaker Volkswagen said today that the global pollution-cheating scandal it has been engulfed in since September was the result not of a one-off error, but a series of mistakes dating back to 2005.
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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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US Volkswagen Chief Admits Knew of Emissions Problem in 2014
The US head of Volkswagen prepared to apologize to Congress today over the "deeply troubling" pollution scandal as it emerged he knew of a potential problem with vehicle emissions as early as spring 2014.
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Volkswagen Chief Says Recall of Affected Cars Could Start by January
The new chief of embattled carmaker Volkswagen said the recall of diesel cars affected by the pollution cheating scandal could start by January and end by the end of 2016.
