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Navistar Rejects Traton's Buyout Offer, Calls It Starting Point
Navistar International Corp on Monday rejected Volkswagen truck unit Traton's buyout offer of $43 per share, but said it was a starting point for exploring a possible transaction.The German automaker has raised its $35 per share January offer as it looks to increase its 16.6% stake in the U.S. truck maker Navistar acquired in 2016.
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Carmakers Offer To Overhaul 5 Million Polluting Diesel Cars In Germany
German carmakers offered to cut emissions by updating the software of 5 million diesel cars in an attempt to avoid vehicle bans, Germany's auto industry association VDA said.
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Volkswagen Reaches $157 Million Diesel Settlement With 10 US States
German automaker Volkswagen AG said Thursday it reached a settlement with 10 US states on environmental and consumer claims stemming from its emissions cheating scandal.
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Germany Urges India To Clear Confusion On Diesel Vehicle Ban
Germany today asked India to "dispel confusion" over ban on sale and production of diesel vehicles, saying it was hampering the German industry from investing in India.
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Volkswagen Blasted For Shielding Emissions Documents From US Probe
Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen blasted Volkswagen AG on Friday for citing German law to withhold documents from a group of U.S. state attorneys general investigating the German automaker's use of illegal diesel emissions software.
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Volkswagen Scandal Marks Climate Mindset Change: Summit Head
Outrage over Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal has revealed that the public will no longer settle when it comes to environmental protections, the president of last year's UN climate conference told AFP.
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Volkswagen to Recall Nearly 2,000 Cars in China Amid Scandal
Germany's Volkswagen on Monday announced a recall of nearly 2,000 vehicles in China -- the world's biggest auto market, where it is the top foreign brand -- in a global scandal over emissions cheating.
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Volkswagen's US Recall Could be Thwarted by Reluctant Diesel Owners
As Volkswagen AG prepares to explain how it might fix the polluting diesel cars that set off the biggest scandal in the German automaker's history, whatever solution it proposes could be undermined by some owners in the United States who won't bring their cars in for a recall and can't be forced to.
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Navistar Rejects Traton's Buyout Offer, Calls It Starting Point
Navistar International Corp on Monday rejected Volkswagen truck unit Traton's buyout offer of $43 per share, but said it was a starting point for exploring a possible transaction.The German automaker has raised its $35 per share January offer as it looks to increase its 16.6% stake in the U.S. truck maker Navistar acquired in 2016.
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Carmakers Offer To Overhaul 5 Million Polluting Diesel Cars In Germany
German carmakers offered to cut emissions by updating the software of 5 million diesel cars in an attempt to avoid vehicle bans, Germany's auto industry association VDA said.
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Volkswagen Reaches $157 Million Diesel Settlement With 10 US States
German automaker Volkswagen AG said Thursday it reached a settlement with 10 US states on environmental and consumer claims stemming from its emissions cheating scandal.
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Germany Urges India To Clear Confusion On Diesel Vehicle Ban
Germany today asked India to "dispel confusion" over ban on sale and production of diesel vehicles, saying it was hampering the German industry from investing in India.
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Volkswagen Blasted For Shielding Emissions Documents From US Probe
Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen blasted Volkswagen AG on Friday for citing German law to withhold documents from a group of U.S. state attorneys general investigating the German automaker's use of illegal diesel emissions software.
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Volkswagen Scandal Marks Climate Mindset Change: Summit Head
Outrage over Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal has revealed that the public will no longer settle when it comes to environmental protections, the president of last year's UN climate conference told AFP.
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Volkswagen to Recall Nearly 2,000 Cars in China Amid Scandal
Germany's Volkswagen on Monday announced a recall of nearly 2,000 vehicles in China -- the world's biggest auto market, where it is the top foreign brand -- in a global scandal over emissions cheating.
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Volkswagen's US Recall Could be Thwarted by Reluctant Diesel Owners
As Volkswagen AG prepares to explain how it might fix the polluting diesel cars that set off the biggest scandal in the German automaker's history, whatever solution it proposes could be undermined by some owners in the United States who won't bring their cars in for a recall and can't be forced to.
