Volkswagen Group is reportedly facing an urgent need for reform due to declining profits, particularly from its Chinese market, and increased competition from Chinese automakers in Europe. CEO Oliver Blume has proposed significant layoffs and plant closures, but the company's complex ownership structure, which includes unions holding half of the supervisory board seats, may hinder radical change. Analysts are divided on whether VW will implement the necessary structural reforms to prioritize shareholders over employees, a challenge it has faced historically. AI
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