Volkswagen CEO survives challenge from powerful chairman
Senior supervisory board members back Martin Winterkorn, propose extending his contract
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VOLKSWAGEN CEO Martin Winterkorn has survived a challenge from powerful chairman Ferdinand Piech, but their row remains a distraction for the carmaker as it struggles to boost profits and revamp its ailing US business.
Mr Piech, the 78-year-old patriarch of the family that founded Volkswagen, triggered a showdown with Mr Winterkorn last week by criticising him in a magazine article.
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