Pollution Cheating Scandal
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Volkswagen Faces Huge US Lawsuit Over Pollution Cheating
Volkswagen faces potentially huge damages to pay over pollution cheat devices on its diesel-engine cars in a class-action lawsuit filed in a San Francisco court this week.
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Volkswagen To Start Recalls In France In February
German auto giant Volkswagen, still reeling from its massive pollution cheating scandal, will begin recalling some 940,000 vehicles in France in February, VW Group France President Jacques Rivoal said today.
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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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Madrid Says Volkswagen Has 'Guaranteed' Its Investment in Spain
German carmaker Volkswagen, grappling with a scandal over its pollution-cheating scam, has pledged not to sacrifice its planned investments in Spain, Industry Minister Jose Manuel Soria said on Friday.
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Police Raid Volkswagen Headquarters as Probe Mounts in Germany, US
German police swooped on Volkswagen's headquarters on Thursday, carrying away files and hard disks as the investigation into a massive pollution cheating scandal expanded on both sides of the Atlantic.
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91,000 Vehicles in Australia Affected by Volkswagen Cheating
Volkswagen said today that more than 91,000 of its vehicles in Australia are fitted with emissions-cheating technology, more than two weeks after the global scandal broke.
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Volkswagen Chief Says Recall of Affected Cars Could Start by January
The new chief of embattled carmaker Volkswagen said the recall of diesel cars affected by the pollution cheating scandal could start by January and end by the end of 2016.
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We 'Screwed Up': Volkswagen US Chief After Pollution Cheating Scandal
Volkswagen, the world's largest automaker by sales, has revealed that 11 million diesel cars worldwide are equipped with devices that can cheat pollution tests.
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German Stocks Fall More Than 3%, Pulled Down by Volkswagen
Share prices on the Frankfurt stock exchange fell more than 3.0 per cent in midday trading on Tuesday, pushed down by index heavyweight Volkswagen, as it ploughed ever deeper into a pollution cheating scandal.
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Volkswagen Caught in Pollution Cheating Scandal, Shares Crash
Authorities from France to South Korea to the United States announced investigations and threatened legal action, prompting Volkswagen to announce that it was setting aside 6.5 billion euros ($7.3 billion) in provisions for the third quarter to cover the potential costs of the scandal.
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Volkswagen Faces Huge US Lawsuit Over Pollution Cheating
Volkswagen faces potentially huge damages to pay over pollution cheat devices on its diesel-engine cars in a class-action lawsuit filed in a San Francisco court this week.
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Volkswagen To Start Recalls In France In February
German auto giant Volkswagen, still reeling from its massive pollution cheating scandal, will begin recalling some 940,000 vehicles in France in February, VW Group France President Jacques Rivoal said today.
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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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Madrid Says Volkswagen Has 'Guaranteed' Its Investment in Spain
German carmaker Volkswagen, grappling with a scandal over its pollution-cheating scam, has pledged not to sacrifice its planned investments in Spain, Industry Minister Jose Manuel Soria said on Friday.
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Police Raid Volkswagen Headquarters as Probe Mounts in Germany, US
German police swooped on Volkswagen's headquarters on Thursday, carrying away files and hard disks as the investigation into a massive pollution cheating scandal expanded on both sides of the Atlantic.
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91,000 Vehicles in Australia Affected by Volkswagen Cheating
Volkswagen said today that more than 91,000 of its vehicles in Australia are fitted with emissions-cheating technology, more than two weeks after the global scandal broke.
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Volkswagen Chief Says Recall of Affected Cars Could Start by January
The new chief of embattled carmaker Volkswagen said the recall of diesel cars affected by the pollution cheating scandal could start by January and end by the end of 2016.
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We 'Screwed Up': Volkswagen US Chief After Pollution Cheating Scandal
Volkswagen, the world's largest automaker by sales, has revealed that 11 million diesel cars worldwide are equipped with devices that can cheat pollution tests.
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German Stocks Fall More Than 3%, Pulled Down by Volkswagen
Share prices on the Frankfurt stock exchange fell more than 3.0 per cent in midday trading on Tuesday, pushed down by index heavyweight Volkswagen, as it ploughed ever deeper into a pollution cheating scandal.
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Volkswagen Caught in Pollution Cheating Scandal, Shares Crash
Authorities from France to South Korea to the United States announced investigations and threatened legal action, prompting Volkswagen to announce that it was setting aside 6.5 billion euros ($7.3 billion) in provisions for the third quarter to cover the potential costs of the scandal.
