Volkswagen

In Germany, more than half of high school graduates go into vocational programs.

Autoworkers at a Volkswagen plant in Tennessee vote on whether to have union representation.

Volkswagen says it plans to invest billions in North America. The VW brand, which continues to achieve low U.S. quality scores, says the bold move was a sign of a new commitment to the market.

'Worker's councils' will be like labor unions-lite.

Major corporations and the government are creating apps and games to make non-game activities more game-like -- and they're collecting a lot of data.

A court ruling is blocking researchers from presenting a tech problem that could lead to car thefts.

The people’s carmaker has said it wants to be the biggest auto company in the world, but to do that, Volkswagen must first figure out the U.S. market.

As other carmakers in Europe struggle for their very survival, VW is flourishing thanks in part to its worldwide appeal.

Volkswagen wants to sell 800,000 cars and trucks a year in the U.S. by 2018. That's an ambitious goal: it's more than twice what German automaker sells here today.

Mark Hunter, chief creative officer at Deutsch L.A., dissects Volkswagen's 2012 Super Bowl commercial, "The Dog Strikes Back."