German Manager Magazine: BMW supervisory board chairman: “Nobody can wish for VW to get into trouble”003814

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German FAZ: The success of the Dax belies many shortcomings008341

Last week there was a celebration on the Frankfurt stock exchange floor: a good ten years after breaking the 10,000 point mark for the first time, the German leading index Dax has reached more than 20,000 points. This is an important milestone in the chronology of the DAX. It started with 1,163 points on July… Continue reading German FAZ: The success of the Dax belies many shortcomings008341

German FAZ: Turin is bracing itself against the car crisis008343

A private bank now resides where it all began, in the city center. In the elegant Palazzo Bricherasio you can walk on the red carpet and marble floor past battle paintings and ancestral portraits to the “Saal Fiat”. In 1899, the “Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino” (Fiat), the “Italian car factory in Turin”, was founded in… Continue reading German FAZ: Turin is bracing itself against the car crisis008343

German FAZ: Volkswagen collective bargaining without result 008342

The fourth round of negotiations in the collective bargaining dispute at Volkswagen ended without a result. Volkswagen negotiator Arne Meiswinkel said on Monday evening after around seven hours of talks that both sides were still far from a viable solution. At the same time, he spoke of constructive discussions on all demands in the current… Continue reading German FAZ: Volkswagen collective bargaining without result 008342

German FAZ: The highest paid supervisory board heads in the Dax008341

Deutsche Bank once again leads the ranking of the best-paid supervisory board mandates in the DAX this year: Chief Controller Alexander Wynaendts received almost 930,000 euros for his work in his first full year in office in 2023. Wynaendts, who has been in office since May 2022, follows his predecessor Paul Achleitner, who led the… Continue reading German FAZ: The highest paid supervisory board heads in the Dax008341