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VW Scraps Advanced Factory Plan in Blow to Made in Germany

Volkswagen AG is scrapping a major advanced-manufacturing project at its sprawling headquarter as falling profits force Europe’s biggest carmaker to rethink investment across its German factories.

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VW Scraps Advanced Factory Plan in Blow to Made in Germany
Volkswagen AG is scrapping a major advanced-manufacturing project at its sprawling headquarter as falling profits force Europe’s biggest carmaker to rethink investment across its German factories.
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