Volkswagen CEO Olivier Blume faced a huge booing crowd in Germany today, arguing that company isn’t operating in “a fantasy world” and that plants will be closing and jobs will be lost.

Volkswagen AG Chief Executive Officer Oliver Blume told workers that current union proposals to cut costs offer a starting ...

Nearly 100,000 Volkswagen VOW30.85%increase; green up pointing triangle employees participated in warning strikes Monday in a ...

The head of  Volkswagen’s works council Daniela Cavallo has made it clear that the IG Metall union and the works council do ...

The IG Metall union, the biggest labor force in Germany, says 98,650 VW employees came out to protest, and as you’d expect ...

A day-long wave of strikes at nearly all of carmaker Volkswagen's plants across Germany ended early on Tuesday morning, with ...

Workers at Volkswagen factories across Germany walked off the job on Monday after a dispute between the automaker and the IG ...

Beginning Monday morning, workers at nine plants will launch warning strikes, which are usually short walk-outs, as part of ...

It’s the latest action of more than three years of aggressive antitrust enforcement shepherded by FTC Chair Lina Chan, who ...

In a significant escalation of labor tensions, Volkswagen (VW) workers in Germany have initiated strikes on Monday, marking ...

CVS Health Corp. is talking to investors about possibly selling bonds and at the same time said it’s buying back as much as ...

The German car manufacturer needs to significantly cut costs and boost profitability to rival Chinese competitors ...