New Audi CEO says headwinds to intensify after bad year

Schot regards next year as decisive in reviving Audi's fortunes. (Bloomberg)

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Audi must brace for big challenges in 2019 after turmoil in 2018 surrounding the diesel-emissions scandal culminated in the arrest of long-time CEO Rupert Stadler.

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