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Daimler Sued For $1 Billion In German Court Over Diesel Cheating
Investors have sued Daimler for 896 million euros ($1 billion) in a regional court in Stuttgart, accusing the carmaker of concealing its use of emissions cheating software, German law firm TILP said on Tuesday.
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First Investor Complaint Filed Against Daimler Over 'Dieselgate'
A law firm said today it had lodged the first investor complaint in Germany demanding compensation from car manufacturer Daimler over the "dieselgate" scandal. The complaint was filed yesterday at the Stuttgart Regional Court by German law firm Tilp.
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Facebook Use of Personal Data Illegal, Rules German Court
A German consumer rights group said a Berlin regional court had found Facebook's use of personal data to be illegal because it did not adequately secure the informed consent of its users.
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Dieselgate: Volkswagen Investors Claim $9 Billion In Damages Over Emissions Scandal
German carmaker Volkswagen (VW) faces $9.1 billion (around Rs. 6099 crore) in damages claims from investors over its emissions scandal in the legal district where the carmaker is based, a German court said on Wednesday.
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German Court Upholds Ban of Unlicensed Uber Taxi Service
Uber said the verdict would not hurt its business in Germany because it had already suspended its low-cost service there about a year ago.
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German Court Orders Lufthansa Pilots to Halt Strike
A German regional court ordered pilots at Lufthansa airline to halt their strike today, ruling that the industrial action was illegal.
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German Court Imposes National Ban on Some Uber Services
A German regional court today issued a nationwide ban on online taxi service Uber, barring it from operating commercial services and levelling stiff fines for any violations of the country's local transport laws.
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German Court Lifts Ban on Uber Car-for-Hire Service
The regional court in Frankfurt ruled that there was no need for an urgent temporary ban against Uber.
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Daimler Sued For $1 Billion In German Court Over Diesel Cheating
Investors have sued Daimler for 896 million euros ($1 billion) in a regional court in Stuttgart, accusing the carmaker of concealing its use of emissions cheating software, German law firm TILP said on Tuesday.
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First Investor Complaint Filed Against Daimler Over 'Dieselgate'
A law firm said today it had lodged the first investor complaint in Germany demanding compensation from car manufacturer Daimler over the "dieselgate" scandal. The complaint was filed yesterday at the Stuttgart Regional Court by German law firm Tilp.
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Facebook Use of Personal Data Illegal, Rules German Court
A German consumer rights group said a Berlin regional court had found Facebook's use of personal data to be illegal because it did not adequately secure the informed consent of its users.
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Dieselgate: Volkswagen Investors Claim $9 Billion In Damages Over Emissions Scandal
German carmaker Volkswagen (VW) faces $9.1 billion (around Rs. 6099 crore) in damages claims from investors over its emissions scandal in the legal district where the carmaker is based, a German court said on Wednesday.
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German Court Upholds Ban of Unlicensed Uber Taxi Service
Uber said the verdict would not hurt its business in Germany because it had already suspended its low-cost service there about a year ago.
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German Court Orders Lufthansa Pilots to Halt Strike
A German regional court ordered pilots at Lufthansa airline to halt their strike today, ruling that the industrial action was illegal.
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German Court Imposes National Ban on Some Uber Services
A German regional court today issued a nationwide ban on online taxi service Uber, barring it from operating commercial services and levelling stiff fines for any violations of the country's local transport laws.
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German Court Lifts Ban on Uber Car-for-Hire Service
The regional court in Frankfurt ruled that there was no need for an urgent temporary ban against Uber.
