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Recommendation for Worldwide Governance Due to the global implications of some decisions made by Volkswagen, governing boards should strengthen their impact on worldwide automakers by working in conjunction with other countries in enforcing needed global regulations. If the impact of a product is global, then governance leadership of that product should also be at a global scale. Collaboration may never be achieved globally, but major consuming countries working in conjunction to enforce needed

icon. For this purpose I choose Audi cars icon. I will discover why they select 4 simple rings connected with each other for their cars. Brief history Audi Logo: The Audi four rings logo denotes the mergers of Germany’s four oldest automobile manufacturers and it is the symbol of merger in 1932 of four companies, those are independent motor vehicle manufacturers before it: Horch, Audi, DKW and Wanderer. These companies provide foundation stones on which present-day Audi AG is stand. (wikipedia) Horch:

Summary The following report will focus on the Volkswagen Company and how they will improve and rebuilt their image. This has been a result of the catastrophic carbon emissions issue that surfaced in 2015. Competitors such as Ford, BMW, General Motors, Audi and Toyota will be discussed and indicate where VW can focus their changes on and learn from these. Furthermore, this report will show a situation analysis on the automobile industry leading to the problems and opportunities for VW. These analyses

company has admitted in September to installing this specific device in 11 million cars around the world, more specifically 500,000 in the United States and 8.5 million in Europe (Hakim). It is also important to note that Volkswagen owns the brands Audi, Porsche, SEAT, and Skoda. Class actions suites have already started pouring in from the United States and group litigations have also started in Europe, Netherlands, Ireland, with a shareholders suit in the company’s home of Germany. The legal issues

“Hurry up! Get all your things ready! We leave in five minutes!” exclaimed mom. It was three o’clock in the morning and we were going on our spring break vacation to sunny Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. I remember being very excited and anxious to get on the airplane. I am very traditional and make sure after all of the dreaded security and airport nonsense that we always go to the same bagel restaurant. This always got the vacation started for me. After boarding the airplane and getting up

leading automotive manufacturers in Europe. Volkswagen the group (2016) highlighted that the group encompass twelve brands from seven European countries. The company’s brand portfolio include brand such as: • Volkswagen • SEAT • MAN • SKODA • Audi • Porsche • Bugatti • Lamborghini • Bentley • Ducati • SCANIA • Volkswagen commercial vehicle According to Volkswagen the

As a well-known brand in the Global Automobile Industry, Porsche is a brand that many car owners had been dreaming and working towards to own for many decades. To the eye of many, this brand represents “Legendary”, “Speed”, “Powerhouse”, “Premium” and “Reliable Quality”. I. BARRIERS ENCOUNTERING FOR NEW ENTRANT For any new entrant considering about entering into this industry to compete and to take over what Porsche had achieved, they would have to have strategically consider and plan before

The Dieselgate Scandal Case Analysis: Jayshree Pandey Introduction Volkswagen(VW), a classic and adored automaker who ruled the automotive manufacturing business for many decades suddenly found itself in the middle of the tragic business crisis with the news that they deliberately cheated on and falsified emission tests on many of their vehicles over the past several years. On September 15, 2015 VW was charged with allegations of manipulating US emission tests by installing cheating software by the

headquarters were established in 1937 and are centrally located in Wolfsburg Lower Saxony, Germany (Volkswagen Group, History 2014). Although VW is an entity and brand within itself, the company consists of many subgroups of brands of luxury vehicles such as Audi, Porsche, Bentley Motors, Lamborghini, Bugatti, Skoda Auto, SEAT, and Ducati (motorbike). The subdivision also

Overview of Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is difficult to define because it relates to so many different types of businesses and organizations. In the Exploring Management textbook, it broadly describes CSR as “the obligation of an organization to serve its own interests and those of its stakeholders” (Schermerhorn & Bachrach, 2016, p. 38). Then CSR is broken down into two differing viewpoints, Classical view and the Socioeconomic view. Classical view is concerned