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Volkswagen may cut another 50,000 jobs to reduce costs

Volkswagen may cut another 50,000 jobs to reduce costs

Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume has indicated in an internal document that the automaker may cut an additional 50,000 jobs to reduce costs and maintain competitiveness. The company is taking these measures to improve its financial position against market competitors.

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Johma factory doors open for one time only: a tour of the salad giant from Losser

Johma factory doors open for one time only: a tour of the salad giant from Losser

The Johma factory in Losser, a major producer of various salads, has opened its doors for a rare guided tour. The visit offers an inside look at the production processes behind their popular products like chicken samba salad.

Uber managers laid off as company cuts 10 percent of workforce

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Not everyone has found the Tax Authority's new account number yet

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Hundreds of travelers stranded: six Ryanair flights depart Eindhoven without luggage

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