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Sparprogramm: Volkswagen lässt Einschnitte in „Zukunftsplan“ offen

WirtschaftsWoche

WirtschaftsWoche

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July 10, 2026

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lean right
Sparprogramm: Volkswagen lässt Einschnitte in „Zukunftsplan“ offen

Konzernchef Blume kündigt einen radikalen Umbau bei Volkswagen an. Wie tief die Einschnitte gehen werden, bleibt weiterhin offen.

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