Volkswagen is considering cutting another 50,000 jobs, according to an internal memo seen by AFP, as Europe's largest carmaker seeks ways to address mounting challenges.This comes on top of the 50,000 jobs Volkswagen is already cutting in Germany, including 35,000 at its core Volkswagen brand under a 2024 deal with unions. If total job cuts reach 100,000, it would mark the biggest restructuring in the global auto industry's history—surpassing the 50,000 jobs General Motors cut when the company declared bankruptcy in 2009.The move comes just days after chief executive Oliver Blume appeared to rule out factory closures, telling Germany's Bild…


