Volkswagen's pretax profit grew 16% in first half, lifted by U.S. market

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Volkswagen AG posted a pretax profit of 16% in the first six months of 2000 to 1.3 billion euros and net profit rose to 641 million euros.

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Shareholder value still hard to prove at Volkswagen

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Volkswagen embarks on a plan to match its profit margins with the amount of cars it sells after years of being more interested in the condition of its work force than its shareholders.

Financial management, Motor Vehicles & Parts, Transportation Equipment Manufacturing, Motor Vehicles and Equipment

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Volkswagen demonstrates the strength of its brands

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Volkswagen AG posted a 30% increase in its pretax profits for the first nine-months of the 2000 year. The company posted 4.31 billion marks (2.2 billion euros) in pretax profits for the period.

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