#Matthias Stadler

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St. Pölten bleibt stur bei Corona-Wiedergutmachung: Kommt runder Tisch?

Unzensuriert:»In einem Offenen Brief hat Landesrat Christoph Luisser (FPÖ) den Stadtchef von St. Pölten, Matthias Stadler (SPÖ), zu einem runden Tisch eingeladen. Stadler stellt sich nämlich bei der Corona-Wiedergutmachung stur. http://dlvr.it/T5hB72 «

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The line-up and song selection of Alle Sterne Orchestra 2022 was curated and booked by Till Ostendarp and me. 70% FLINTA musicians on stage at Dachstock Bern.

All stars:

Aline Stadler, Eliane Imbach (Zayk), Hannah Bissegger (Ikan Hyu), Roberto Carella, Franziska Staubli, Naëmi Matondo Orlando, Elodie Romain (Billie Bird), Brandy Butler, Tracy September, Ramón Oliveras (Dalai Puma, Ikarus), Daniela Weinmann (Odd Beholder), Ruedi Tobler (Playmobil), Gessica Zinni (Taimashoe), Sonja Ott, Matthias Tschopp, Josephine Nagrosnik, Polina Niederhauser, Laura Schuler, Sebi Lötscher, Anisa Djojoatmodjo (Ikan Hyu, Evelinn Trouble), Yannik Sandhofer (Dalai Puma, Hasendorf), Angie Magaso (Jessiquoi), Dino Brandão, Leonardo Guadarrama (Steiner & Madlaina), Tizia Zimmermann

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Ex-Audi boss admits role in negligent fraud in German court

©Reuters. Rupert Stadler, former CEO of German automaker Audi, sits in a regional courtroom in Munich, Germany, May 16, 2023. Stadler plans to plead guilty in connection with the ‘Dieselgate’ emissions cheating scandal. Matthias Schrader/Pool via REUTERS MUNICH (Reuters) – Former Audi boss Rupert Stadler accepted his role in committing negligent fraud in the diesel emissions scandal, according…

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St. Pöltens Bürgermeister arbeitet offenbar an Schnabls Ablöse

Matthias Stadler möchte den Parteigremien am Montagabend nicht vorgreifen, dort aber eine “klare Meinung” vertreten – auch zur Person des Landesparteivorsitzenden Diese Nachricht wird übernommen. Nach dem rumänischen Gesetz Nr. 8/1996 können die Nachrichten ohne das Herz der Eigentümer übernommen werden. Leontiuc Marius

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jz gibts tatsächlich Gifs vom Stadler auf Instagram....sogar in dem brandneuen M’lady-Aufzug den er jz hat...

ich bin ma echt nd sicher was ich davo halten soll...

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Praxistage 2022 - Digitale Praxis im virtuellen Landhaus

Praxistage 2022 – Digitale Praxis im virtuellen Landhaus

Österreichs größte virtuelle Konferenz für Digitalisierung und Informationstechnologie Österreichs größte kostenlose Konferenz für Digitalisierung und Informationstechnologie findet heuer im virtuellen Landhaus vom 13. bis 14. Juni 2022 statt. Sie sehen alle Vorträge, Panel-Diskussionen und Keynotes virtuell im Landtagssaal, als wären Sie persönlich dort. In den Pausen flanieren Sie durch den…

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groundbreaking ceremony

The groundbreaking ceremony for 100 privately financed condominiums and a health center in St. Pölten, the capital of Lower Austria, was held on June 22, 2021.

Located at the intersection of Maximilianstraße and Kerensstraße, not far from the main train station and St. Pölten University Clinic, the development is within walking distance of the city center and has excellent infrastructure.

The private outdoor spaces on each story are staggered, creating an interplay of loggias, balconies, and terraces that imbues the façade with uniqueness and identity. A total of more than 8,100 square meters of living space will be built, together with around 140 parking spots, a spacious bicycle garage, stroller rooms, and basement storage units.

The open spaces are substantial, ranging from private gardens, terraces, loggias, and balconies to a shared playground in the greenspace of the inner courtyard.

One of the highlights of the complex is the health center planned for the ground floor. More than 1,500 square meters will be made available for medical offices and practices. It is expected that the apartments will be ready for their new owners to move in by spring of 2023.

Photo, from left to right: DI Bernhard Traunfellner (Traunfellner), Ing. Willhelm Garzon (BWSG), Ing. Dr. Bernd Bartosek (Bartosek Projektbetreuung GmbH), Mag. Arch. Lukas Göbl (goebl architecture), Mayor Mag. Matthias Stadler, Deputy Governor of the State Franz Schnabl, Dr. Mathias Moser (BWSG), Ing. Dieter Haderer (PORR)

groundbreaking ceremony was originally published on goebl architecture

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“360° Figaro” is a music film shot in virtual reality: an opera scene, for the first time conceived and staged exclusively for this new medium, live performed both vocally and instrumentally, recorded by a binaural sound recording technique. A series of scenes – coherent in itself – will be taken and shot from the beginning of Act II of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro. The viewer will be placed right in the centre of the performance which is staged exclusively for him. Starring the soloists: Jacquelyn Wagner (Rosina), Olena Tokar (Susanna), Matthias Hausmann (Graf Almaviva) and Valentina Stadler (Cherubino)

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Ghosn’s Arrest Creates Uncertainties for Nissan-Renault and Its Brands

The implications for the Nissan and Infiniti brands in the US, and for brands such as Renault in Europe, aren’t at all clear. And maybe there won’t be huge effects.

But the news that Carlos Ghosn is likely to be removed from his post as head of Nissan and Renault over “financial misconduct” continues the stunning turnover at the top of some of the most important global automotive brands in just the last several months.

And there’s no way that is a good thing as companies struggle for share in an auto market that has cooled somewhat in many major markets, and as Nissan-Renault and all major carmakers piece together their strategies for electrification and autonomous driving in an industry rife with technology-driven change.

Japanese authorities arrested Ghosn in Tokyo on Monday, and Nissan said it intended to oust him from his job as CEO after uncovering “significant acts” of financial misconduct, some of which reportedly involved understating his compensation in securities filings by about $44 million.

The Nissan board was said to be planning a meeting for Thursday where it is expected to oust Ghosn and Greg Kelly, another Nissan executive who was arrested for under-reporting of compensation in securities filings. Nissan said that it had uncovered numerous other financial abuses by Ghosn “such as personal use of company assets.”

Ghosn is chairman of Nissan, CEO of Renault and chairman of Mitsubishi, and was the architect of the alliance among the three companies that has become one of the strongest forces in the global automotive industry and a pioneer in vehicle electrification.

There’s been more turnover at the top of auto companies worldwide than in recent memory, including at Volkswagen and at Fiat Chrysler. Herbert Diess was installed as chief of Volkswagen last spring, taking over from Matthias Mueller in muddied circumstances, and Rupert Stadler, boss of the Audi unit of VW, was arrested in the company’s Dieselgate scandal last summer and then fired.

Also over the summer, Sergio Marchionne, CEO and builder of the Fiat Chrysler turnaround, died rather suddenly from complications of surgery after the extent of his health problems apparently was shielded from the board.

Over two decades Carlos Ghosn built a global alliance between French carmaker Renault and Nissan of Japan. Now, after allegations of 'serious misconduct' one of the car industry's most powerful executives is facing removal from both companies. Read more: https://t.co/KOipmQw65n pic.twitter.com/SiamBlufij

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) November 20, 2018

And earlier this month, Robyn Denholm was named new chair at Tesla, following Elon Musk’s settlement with the SEC related to misleading claims that he had arranged a deal to take Tesla private.

Ghosn became Nissan’s chief operating officer in 1999 and CEO in 2001. Last year, he stepped down as Nissan’s CEO but retained the title of chairman. He built the three-company alliance from unlikely origins into a stable force in the industry, surviving the Great Recession of 2008 and also a long period of sluggishness in European auto sales after that.

He “balanc[ed] three different companies with demanding elegance,” said Rebecca Lindland, executive analyst at Kelley Blue Book.

The Nissan scandal unwrapped: What is Ghosn accused of? How did it come to light? https://t.co/l4UEV8blft pic.twitter.com/MMV8xP6jsG

— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) November 20, 2018

But while Ghosn’s legacy is huge, it wasn’t unsullied even before his arrest. “Ghosn was ahead of the game when it came to automotive consolidation, and he did it in a unique way,” said Michelle Krebs, executive analyst at Autotrader. But he “never achieved his vision for an all-electric world; far from it. He also issued the edict that Nissan would capture 10 percent market share in the U.S. That led to bad and unprofitable behaviors including huge discounting and giant fleet sales that resulted in slumping resale values.

“Nissan also has had its share of quality problems as part of grinding out volume to snag market share.”

Ghosn said he hoped he could cement the alliance so that it would survive his eventual departure. Now, the three companies must test, ahead of schedule, what he built.

As Lindland noted, “The alliance will continue without him, but this misconduct will cause disruption and uncertainty at the top for a while.”

The post Ghosn’s Arrest Creates Uncertainties for Nissan-Renault and Its Brands appeared first on brandchannel:.

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Volkswagen dumps jailed Audi CEO amid emissions probe

Stadler has left the board of administration of Audi father or mother firm Volkswagen (VLKAF) and stepped down as chairman of the premium model’s administration board, the autos group mentioned in a press release Tuesday.

“Because of his ongoing pretrial detention, he’s unable to meet his duties as a member of the board of administration and needs to focus on his protection,” the assertion mentioned of Stadler.

Volkswagen beforehand mentioned that Stadler can be thought-about harmless till confirmed responsible. Audi tapped its prime gross sales government to guide the corporate after Stadler was detained.

The German carmaker has admitted that it rigged hundreds of thousands of diesel engines to cheat on emissions exams.

Diesel automobiles from Volkswagen and its Audi subsidiary cheated on clear air guidelines with software program that made emissions look much less poisonous than they really had been.

The scandal despatched its share worth plunging, and trashed confidence amongst client and regulators in diesel know-how. The episode has already price Volkswagen greater than $30 billion in recollects, authorized penalties and settlements.

In a separate announcement on Tuesday, Volkswagen mentioned it might supply incentives to prospects in Germany who needed to swap older diesel automobiles for cleaner fashions.

Martin Winterkorn, the previous chief government officer of Volkswagen, was indicted by US prosecutors in Might. He was charged with wire fraud, and conspiracy to defraud American prospects and violate the Clear Air Act.

Matthias Mueller, who was introduced in to interchange Winterkorn, stepped down earlier this 12 months and was changed by BMW (BMWYY) veteran Herbert Diess.

Diess acknowledged at a press convention in April that Volkswagen had “misplaced an excessive amount of belief,” and that it might take years to revive public confidence within the automaker.

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VW fires jailed Audi CEO Rupert Stadler

VW AG has ended its contract with Rupert Stadler, removing the embattled executive as CEO and from the Audi and Volkswagen boards several months after he was arrested for his involvement in the cover-up of diesel emissions cheating at the company.

Stadler, who began working at Audi in 1990, is the latest executive at parent company Volkswagen AG, to be ousted in the wake of the diesel emissions cheating scandal that erupted three years ago. The scandal has implicated numerous executives and several brands under VW Group, including Volkswagen, Audi and even Porsche.

The diesel emissions scandal broke in 2015 when it was revealed that Volkswagen Group’s so-called “Clean Diesel” vehicles had been fitted with software designed to cheat emissions tests.

Volkswagen fired its CEO Martin Winterkorn in 2015 for his connection to the scandal. Winterkorn was later charged with conspiracy and wire fraud in a U.S. court. Three years later, his replacement, Matthias Müller was also removed as Volkswagen CEO and replaced with Herbert Diess.

Stadler was suspended as CEO following his arrest by German authorities in June in connection with a criminal investigation into the diesel emissions cheating. Stadler is still in jail.

Bram Schot has been acting as temporary CEO since Stadler’s arrest.

Here’s VW’s statement:

The supervisory boards of Volkswagen AG and AUDI AG have today consented to the conclusion of an agreement with Rupert Stadler on the termination of his offices as a member of the board of management of Volkswagen AG and chairman of the board of management of AUDI AG as well as of his service agreements. Mr. Stadler is leaving the companies with immediate effect and will no longer work for the Volkswagen Group. Mr. Stadler is doing so because, due to his ongoing pretrial detention, he is unable to fulfill his duties as a member of the board of management and wishes to concentrate on his defense. The contractual execution depends on the course and outcome of the criminal proceedings.

Stadler joined the company’s board in 2003. He was made chairman of Audi AG four years later. In 2010, Stadler was appointed to Volkswagen AG’s board.

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Michael Schickhofers Kampf gegen Donald Trump

Neuer Beitrag veröffentlicht bei https://melby.de/michael-schickhofers-kampf-gegen-donald-trump/

Michael Schickhofers Kampf gegen Donald Trump

Bei manchen Anhängern von SPÖ-Chef Christian Kern beschleicht einen der Verdacht, dass sie zu heiß gewaschen wurden oder das Reifestadium kleiner Kinder nie verlassen haben. Gemeint sind jene, die sich sofort für etwas begeistern und alles verteidigen, aber gar nicht auf die Idee kommen, die Sache nüchtern und vorsichtig anzugehen. Der steirische SPÖ-Chef Michael Schickhofer rief gerade zu einem Boykott von Coca Cola auf, um gegen Trumps Handelspolitik zu protestieren. Keine besonders gute Idee schon deswegen, weil man zuerst einmal feststellen muss, ob Trumps Maßnahmen zum Schutz der amerikanischen Wirtschaft wirklich so außergewöhnlich und überhaupt wirksam sind. Außerdem schießt sich der Landeshauptmann-Stellvertreter auf einen Betrieb ein, der 1022 Menschen beschäftigt, rund 500 Millionen Liter Getränke abfüllt und von Österreich aus Nachbarländer beliefert. Deswegen hat Schickhofer auch Widerstand aus den eigenen Gewerkschaftsreihen, die von Handelskriegen ohnehin abraten.

Wer sich daran erinnert, wie erleuchtet Schickhofer wirkte (siehe Video weiter unten), als Christian Kern vor zwei Jahren den weggemobbten Parteichef Werner Faymann verdrängte, wundert sich nicht über sein simples Weltbild.  Für Schickhofer war Kern nicht nur der Messias, er konspirierte auch mit den Ex-Landesparteichefs von Vorarlberg (Michael Ritsch) und Niederösterreich (Matthias Stadler) sowie Walter Steidl (Salzburg) und Peter Kaiser (Kärnten), um Kern als Faymann-Nachfolger noch vor dessen Rücktritt zu pushen. Es scheint purer Zufall zu sein, dass ein einfaches Gemüt wie Schickhofer Landeshauptmann-Stellvertreter wurde, denn sein Typus ist auch an der Parteibasis weit verbreitet. Vielleicht war es weise Voraussicht von Ex-Landeshauptmann Franz Voves, vor seinem Abgang nach der Wahl 2015 noch rasch eingefädelt zu haben, dass Hermann Schützenhöfer von der ÖVP LH wird und die SPÖ nur mehr den Stellvertreter stellt. Andererseits fragt sich, ob die Personaldecke in der SPÖ so unterirdisch dünn ist, dass es keine Alternative zu Schickhofer gab.  Mit der Sandkastenniveau-Vorstellung von einem Handelskrieg mit Trump per Cola-Boykott bringt der „Politiker“ aber auf den Punkt, wie die Sozialdemokratie derzeit beschaffen ist.

„Österreich“ am 28.4.2018

Zunächst einmal basiert seine Vorstellung vom US-Präsidenten auf Mainstream-Klischees, die er für bare Münze nimmt. Dann scheint er wenig Ahnung von der Wirtschaft in Österreich zu haben und nicht einmal zu wissen, welche Betriebe es in seinem Bundesland gibt (u.a. ein Coca Cola-Vertriebszentrum in Graz). Und schliesslich scheint er nicht zu wissen, dass man die europäische Wirtschaft stärken kann, etwa indem der unsinnige „Krieg“ der SPÖ gegen die Airbus Group (Eurofighter) beendet wird. Zu Recht kritisiert der Coca Cola-Betriebsrat auch, dass Schickhofer nicht etwa zuerst das Gespräch suchte, sondern gleich mit Boykottaufrufen an die Öffentlichkeit geht. Vielleicht ist es zu viel verlangt, vom Chef einer roten Landespartei zu erwarten, dass er sich mit internationaler Politik befasst und z.B. dazu Stellung nimmt, dass die USA einen sogenannten Militärschlag gegen Syrien ausführten. Und dass die Grundlage dafür wohl falsche Behauptungen waren, also eine False Flag nach bewährten Muster. Doch Schickhofer war ja nicht immer LH-Stellvertreter, sondern zuvor Landesrat und davor Abgeordneter zum Nationalrat. Dort verteidigte er in typischer großes Kind-Art alles, was ihm sein Klub vorsetzte und hat sicher keine Sekunde daran gezweifelt, dass im SPÖ-geführten Verteidigungsressort alles mit rechten Dingen zugeht.

Schickhofer und „Messias“ Kern

Die Youtube-Suchresultate zu Michael Schickhofer sind eine Fundgrube für Politsatiriker, deshalb hier zwei Kostproben. Unten schwärmt der Abgeordnete im November 2012 vom „Profiheer“, das die SPÖ anstelle von Wehrpflicht und Miliz durchsetzen soll. Wer wie warum die Partei im Herbst 2010 auf diesen neuen Kurs brachte, was der damalige Minister Norbert Darabos dazu sagte – all das interessiert „Politiker“ wie Schickhofer nicht. Er und viele andere fielen darauf herein, dass man ihnen „Freiwilligkeit statt Zwang“ verkaufte, um zu kaschieren, dass die „Freiwilligen“ sehr wohl zu etwas gezwungen werden sollen, nämlich zur Teilnahme an internationalen Einsätzen. Und es gab ein von Hannes Androsch geleitetes Personenkomitee „Unser Heer“, das für Militärinterventionen zur Sicherung von Rohstoffen eintrat, natürlich mit „Profis“ anstelle der teils aus der Miliz stammenden heutigen UN-Soldaten aus Österreich. Eben wurde Androsch übrigens von Raimund Löw for den „Falter“ interviewt, wo er eine Art parteiübergreifende Macron-Liste für die EU-Parlamentswahlen 2019 fordert. So ein Projekt würde das Ende der SPÖ besiegeln und ganz sicher keinen Platz für naive Mitläufer aus der Partei haben.

Schickhofer zum „Profiheer“

Schickhofer und seine Genossen hätten 2012 (und davor und danach) auf sinnvolle und notwendige Weise die USA „boykottieren“ können, indem sie den (von der CIA?) oktroyierten Kurswechsel Richtung Berufsheer nicht hinnehmen und auch noch bewerben. Und sie hätten begreifen können, warum man auch als Genosse kaum (nie) mit Darabos reden konnte, geschweige denn als Offizier oder kritische Journalistin, und welche Rolle Genosse Kammerhofer als Kabinettschef dabei spielte. Schickhofer und Co. ließen zahlreiche Sitzungen der höchsten Parteigremien ungenutzt verstreichen, ohne Ex-Verteidigungsminister Hans Peter Doskozil zur Rede zu stellen, der sich vom Ex-Abgeordneten Peter Pilz in einen Krieg gegen Airbus hat hetzen lassen, der nur US-Rüstungsinteressen nützt. Und sie setzten sich selbstverständlich auch nie damit auseinander, warum es letztes Jahr nochmals einen Eurofighter-Ausschuss geben musste, der dazu diente, Material gegen Airbus, aber auch gegen den unter Druck gesetzten Darabos zu konstruieren. Vielleicht kann man etwas zu Schickhofers Verteidigung sagen: das „Zeichen setzen“ greift schliesslich um sich, sodass kindliche Gemüter denken können, ihr nicht getrunkenes Cola hebt die Welt aus den Angeln.

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Offices of Volkswagen and Audi Chiefs Searched in Raid, Warrant Says

A judge in Munich authorized investigators to seize documents from Matthias Müller, Volkswagen’s chief executive; Rupert Stadler, Audi’s chief; and dozens of others.

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“360° Figaro” is a music film shot in virtual reality: an opera scene, for the first time conceived and staged exclusively for this new medium, live performed both vocally and instrumentally, recorded by a binaural sound recording technique. A series of scenes – coherent in itself – will be taken and shot from the beginning of Act II of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro. The viewer will be placed right in the centre of the performance which is staged exclusively for him. Starring the soloists: Jacquelyn Wagner (Rosina), Olena Tokar (Susanna), Matthias Hausmann (Graf Almaviva) and Valentina Stadler (Cherubino)

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VW fires jailed Audi CEO Rupert Stadler

VW AG has ended its contract with Rupert Stadler, removing the embattled executive as CEO and from the Audi and Volkswagen boards several months after he was arrested for his involvement in the cover-up of diesel emissions cheating at the company.

Stadler, who began working at Audi in 1990, is the latest executive at parent company Volkswagen AG, to be ousted in the wake of the diesel emissions cheating scandal that erupted three years ago. The scandal has implicated numerous executives and several brands under VW Group, including Volkswagen, Audi and even Porsche.

The diesel emissions scandal broke in 2015 when it was revealed that Volkswagen Group’s so-called “Clean Diesel” vehicles had been fitted with software designed to cheat emissions tests.

Volkswagen fired its CEO Martin Winterkorn in 2015 for his connection to the scandal. Winterkorn was later charged with conspiracy and wire fraud in a U.S. court. Three years later, his replacement, Matthias Müller was also removed as Volkswagen CEO and replaced with Herbert Diess.

Stadler was suspended as CEO following his arrest by German authorities in June in connection with a criminal investigation into the diesel emissions cheating. Stadler is still in jail.

Bram Schot has been acting as temporary CEO since Stadler’s arrest.

Here’s VW’s statement:

The supervisory boards of Volkswagen AG and AUDI AG have today consented to the conclusion of an agreement with Rupert Stadler on the termination of his offices as a member of the board of management of Volkswagen AG and chairman of the board of management of AUDI AG as well as of his service agreements. Mr. Stadler is leaving the companies with immediate effect and will no longer work for the Volkswagen Group. Mr. Stadler is doing so because, due to his ongoing pretrial detention, he is unable to fulfill his duties as a member of the board of management and wishes to concentrate on his defense. The contractual execution depends on the course and outcome of the criminal proceedings.

Stadler joined the company’s board in 2003. He was made chairman of Audi AG four years later. In 2010, Stadler was appointed to Volkswagen AG’s board.

Source: https://bloghyped.com/vw-fires-jailed-audi-ceo-rupert-stadler/

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VW AG has ended its contract with Rupert Stadler, removing the embattled executive as CEO and from the Audi and Volkswagen boards several months after he was arrested for his involvement in the cover-up of diesel emissions cheating at the company.

Stadler, who began working at Audi in 1990, is the latest executive at parent company Volkswagen AG, to be ousted in the wake of the diesel emissions cheating scandal that erupted three years ago. The scandal has implicated numerous executives and several brands under VW Group, including Volkswagen, Audi and even Porsche.

The diesel emissions scandal broke in 2015 when it was revealed that Volkswagen Group’s so-called “Clean Diesel” vehicles had been fitted with software designed to cheat emissions tests.

Volkswagen fired its CEO Martin Winterkorn in 2015 for his connection to the scandal. Winterkorn was later charged with conspiracy and wire fraud in a U.S. court. Three years later, his replacement, Matthias Müller was also removed as Volkswagen CEO and replaced with Herbert Diess.

Stadler was suspended as CEO following his arrest by German authorities in June in connection with a criminal investigation into the diesel emissions cheating. Stadler is still in jail.

Bram Schot has been acting as temporary CEO since Stadler’s arrest.

Here’s VW’s statement:

The supervisory boards of Volkswagen AG and AUDI AG have today consented to the conclusion of an agreement with Rupert Stadler on the termination of his offices as a member of the board of management of Volkswagen AG and chairman of the board of management of AUDI AG as well as of his service agreements. Mr. Stadler is leaving the companies with immediate effect and will no longer work for the Volkswagen Group. Mr. Stadler is doing so because, due to his ongoing pretrial detention, he is unable to fulfill his duties as a member of the board of management and wishes to concentrate on his defense. The contractual execution depends on the course and outcome of the criminal proceedings.

Stadler joined the company’s board in 2003. He was made chairman of Audi AG four years later. In 2010, Stadler was appointed to Volkswagen AG’s board.

via TechCrunch