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Volkswagen's move at MAN came as a surprise to investors because Chief Executive Martin Winterkorn and supervisory board Chairman Ferdinand Piech both said earlier this year that the Ferrostaal dispute needs to be resolved before the planned truck alliance between MAN and Scania could be forged.

MAN Probes Fuel-Efficiency Claims Christoph Rauwald 2011

It also became MAN's largest shareholder by raising its stake to nearly 30% in 2007, paving the way for Mr. Piech to become MAN's chairman, too.

Volkswagen Plans MAN Bid Vanessa Fuhrmans 2011

The Piech and Porsche families own 90% of the Porsche holding company, which in turn owns around 50.73% of Volkswagen's voting shares.

Volkswagen Calls Off Porsche Merger Christoph Rauwald 2012

Half of the €5 billion it anticipates raising will come from the Porsche and Piech families, which own the vast majority of Porsche's ordinary shares, and the Qatar Investment Authority, another ordinary shareholder.

Schaeffler Moves to Cut Debt Vanessa Fuhrmans 2011

In the United States in October, there were 411 million minutes of live video views, comScore's Dan Piech tells the New York Times' Jennifer Preston in her story today on the growth of live streaming.

Andy Plesser: Occupy Wall Street Video Producers Employ 4G Device to Stream Protests Andy Plesser 2011

Volkswagen in July acquired control of German truck maker MAN SE, four years after purchasing a minority stake and installing VW Chairman Ferdinand Piech at the helm of MAN's supervisory board.

Suzuki Requests Divorce From VW Chester Dawson 2011

Under Germany's co-determination law, labor representatives make up half of the seats on the supervisory boards of its largest companies, and among German auto makers, Volkswagen's unions have exerted particular influence, thanks to a traditionally cozy relationship with supervisory board chairman Ferdinand Piech .

Volkswagen Unions Aim to Take Up to 3% Voting Stake in Car Maker Christoph Rauwald 2011

Under Germany's co-determination law, labor representatives make up half of the seats on the supervisory boards of its largest companies, and among German auto makers, Volkswagen's unions have exerted particular influence, thanks to a traditionally cozy relationship with supervisory board chairman Ferdinand Piech .

Volkswagen Unions Aim to Take Up to 3% Voting Stake in Car Maker Christoph Rauwald 2011

VW and Porsche, both controlled by the Piech and Porsche families, have abandoned their 2009 agreement to fully combine the two companies by the end of 2011.

VW and Porsche Still Have Horsepower Matthew Curtin 2011

The Porsche and Piech owner families, which control 90% of Porsche's voting stock, had already agreed to subscribe to common shares worth € 2.5 billion.

Volkswagen May Delay Porsche Merger Christoph Rauwald 2010