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Volkswagen to keep Stadler at helm of Audi, amidst emissions tests scandal

FRANKFURT: Audi chief executive Rupert Stadler, who had been seen as a candidate for the CEO post at parent Volkswagen, will remain in his post, German magazine Auto Motor und Sport reported on Friday, citing no sources.

A source close to the matter has told Reuters that Volkswagen will name Matthias Mueller, the head of its Porsche sports car brand, as its CEO, replacing Martin Winterkorn, who resigned this week after the world's biggest carmaker admitted to rigging emissions tests on diesel vehicles.

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