Audi's CEO appeared alongside Trump, a storm erupted in Germany. "Shame"

Volkswagen's Audi plans a $4 billion investment in the U.S., announced by CEO Gernot Döllner at a Trump rally, sparking outrage in Germany due to impending layoffs and factory closures. Critics, including labor representatives and politicians, condemned Döllner's participation in the political event just days before U.S. elections, citing concerns over political neutrality and the company's historical context. The investment aims to create 4,500 jobs in Georgia, but comes amid plans to cut up to 100,000 jobs in Germany due to rising competition and costs. The situation highlights tensions between Audi's leadership and its workforce amid a significant political backdrop.