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  • Audi plans 9,500 job cuts to save £5bn for electric car investmentCarmaker says 2,000 new jobs will be created in specialist digital areasAudi is to cut up to 9,500 jobs at its German factories by 2025 in order to save €6bn (£5.1bn) to invest in electric cars and digital technology.The luxury carmaker, which is part of Volkswagen, said the job cuts were part of its mission to “become lean and fit for the future”. The company, which is based in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, said it would also hire 2,000 workers in “new expert positions in areas such as electric mobility and digitalisation”. Continue reading...

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