Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume said the German carmaker’s overhead costs remain over 30% higher than those of comparable firms and that it must reduce that disadvantage to stay competitive, according to an internal company interview.
Trending
- Steven Soderbergh To Help Matt Reeves Finish The Batman Part II
- UK students call for ban on school uniforms in pornography
- Sally Rooney's books cannot be sold in UK amid Palestine Action ban, publisher says
- Musk and Anthropic pledge share giveaways
- Why unassuming AirBnbs near YOU are becoming criminals’ favourite lairs for plotting huge drug deals… & gruesome murders
- Wat we nog niet wisten over de menopauze: ‘Ontlastingsverlies is het ultieme, diep weggestopte taboe’
- NI health: Rural lives not an ‘afterthought’ say campaigners
- ‘It was fake’: Indian villagers allege forgery behind Adani mine project | Mining News
VW's Blume says overhead costs 30% above rivals, 50,000 jobs figure a guide
By Reuters Econ
