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Geir Moulson
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Regulation
16.8M on Unemployment
About 6.6 million workers applied for unemployment benefits last week.
Regulation
Germany May Spend $44B Ditching Coal
In January, a government-appointed panel recommended Germany stop burning coal to generate electricity by 2038 at the latest.
Operations
Longtime VW Exec Dies at 82
Ferdinand Piech, a grandson of Ferdinand Porsche, was an auto industry mainstay for more than four decades.
Product Development
F1 Great Niki Lauda Dies at 70
In 1976, he was badly burned when he crashed during the German Grand Prix, but he made an astonishingly fast return to racing just six weeks later.
Supply Chain
Gun Co. Ex-Workers Convicted
Human rights groups say firearms delivered to Mexico often end up in the hands of drug cartels.
Product Development
Automakers Face Heat Over Monkey Tests
Diesel exhaust tests were carried out on both monkeys and humans.
Product Development
Carmakers Join Forces
A group of major automakers plans to open hundreds of fast-charging stations for electric cars.
Supply Chain
Steel Merger, 4,000 Lost Jobs
The move would create the second-largest steel company in Europe.
Supply Chain
5M Diesels to Get New Software
German automakers also agreed to come up with self-financed incentives to encourage drivers to get older vehicles off the road faster.
Supply Chain
VW Rejects Allegations
The company faces suits at a court in Braunschweig, Germany, from shareholders. They argue that, under German law, VW should have disclosed information two weeks before it did.