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Volkswagen's US Diesel Emissions Settlement To Cost $15 Billion: Source
Volkswagen AG's settlement with nearly 500,000 US diesel owners and government regulators over polluting vehicles is valued at more than $15 billion cash, two sources briefed on the matter said on Monday.
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Investor Says Volkswagen Must Do More In Emissions Investigation
Volkswagen needs to do more to investigate how Europe's largest carmaker became embroiled in emissions cheating, shareholder Union Asset Management said on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen Creates US Diesel Emissions Claims Programme
Volkswagen of America said on Thursday it is creating an independent claims programme for the owners of nearly 600,000 diesel vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions.
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Volkswagen Examining if Newer Engine Involved in Emissions Scandal
Volkswagen is looking into whether earlier versions of its current diesel engine contained software capable of rigging emissions tests, it said today, potentially widening a scandal that has rocked Europe's biggest carmaker.
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Volkswagen's US Diesel Emissions Settlement To Cost $15 Billion: Source
Volkswagen AG's settlement with nearly 500,000 US diesel owners and government regulators over polluting vehicles is valued at more than $15 billion cash, two sources briefed on the matter said on Monday.
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Investor Says Volkswagen Must Do More In Emissions Investigation
Volkswagen needs to do more to investigate how Europe's largest carmaker became embroiled in emissions cheating, shareholder Union Asset Management said on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen Creates US Diesel Emissions Claims Programme
Volkswagen of America said on Thursday it is creating an independent claims programme for the owners of nearly 600,000 diesel vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions.
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Volkswagen Examining if Newer Engine Involved in Emissions Scandal
Volkswagen is looking into whether earlier versions of its current diesel engine contained software capable of rigging emissions tests, it said today, potentially widening a scandal that has rocked Europe's biggest carmaker.
