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  1. Volkswagen Posts €5.82 Billion Quarterly Loss as Porsche and China Weigh It Down

    Volkswagen has reported a quarterly loss of €5.82 billion. The reports primarily cite an impairment at Porsche, weak business in China and an expensive group restructuring as the main reasons.