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The Dramatic Sacking Of Volkswagen CEO, Still Jet-lagged From US Visit
Volkswagen AG's dramatic move to oust its combative chief executive officer was set in motion a week ago, when his backing from the billionaire Porsche and Piech family began to crumble.
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Fiat Chrysler CEO Says 2018 Targets Unaffected By Diesel Woes
Fiat Chrysler does not expect its diesel woes in the United States to have an impact on its business targets to 2018, the carmaker's Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne said on Friday.
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Volkswagen Emission Scandal: New Catalytic Converter Could Fix US Cars, Says CEO
Volkswagen will propose a new catalytic converter system to US authorities that could be fitted to around 430,000 cars capable of cheating diesel emissions tests, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said on Sunday.
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Volkswagen Chief Apologizes For Cheating, Rivals Pop Champagne
Volkswagen's embattled chief used the Detroit auto show to apologize to the US public for cheating diesel car emissions tests while his rivals popped champagne over record US sales and a rosy outlook Sunday.
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Volkswagen Chief Apologizes Over Emissions Scandal On First US Trip
Volkswagen chief executive Matthias Mueller on Sunday apologized for cheating diesel car emissions tests on his first official US visit since the scandal broke in September.
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Volkswagen Chief To Meet With Top US Environmental Regulator
Volkswagen chief executive Matthias Mueller will meet next week in Washington with the head of the environmental agency that uncovered the massive emissions-cheating scandal, an agency spokeswoman said Thursday.
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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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US Volkswagen Chief Admits Knew of Emissions Problem in 2014
The US head of Volkswagen prepared to apologize to Congress today over the "deeply troubling" pollution scandal as it emerged he knew of a potential problem with vehicle emissions as early as spring 2014.
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The Dramatic Sacking Of Volkswagen CEO, Still Jet-lagged From US Visit
Volkswagen AG's dramatic move to oust its combative chief executive officer was set in motion a week ago, when his backing from the billionaire Porsche and Piech family began to crumble.
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Fiat Chrysler CEO Says 2018 Targets Unaffected By Diesel Woes
Fiat Chrysler does not expect its diesel woes in the United States to have an impact on its business targets to 2018, the carmaker's Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne said on Friday.
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Volkswagen Emission Scandal: New Catalytic Converter Could Fix US Cars, Says CEO
Volkswagen will propose a new catalytic converter system to US authorities that could be fitted to around 430,000 cars capable of cheating diesel emissions tests, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said on Sunday.
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Volkswagen Chief Apologizes For Cheating, Rivals Pop Champagne
Volkswagen's embattled chief used the Detroit auto show to apologize to the US public for cheating diesel car emissions tests while his rivals popped champagne over record US sales and a rosy outlook Sunday.
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Volkswagen Chief Apologizes Over Emissions Scandal On First US Trip
Volkswagen chief executive Matthias Mueller on Sunday apologized for cheating diesel car emissions tests on his first official US visit since the scandal broke in September.
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Volkswagen Chief To Meet With Top US Environmental Regulator
Volkswagen chief executive Matthias Mueller will meet next week in Washington with the head of the environmental agency that uncovered the massive emissions-cheating scandal, an agency spokeswoman said Thursday.
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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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US Volkswagen Chief Admits Knew of Emissions Problem in 2014
The US head of Volkswagen prepared to apologize to Congress today over the "deeply troubling" pollution scandal as it emerged he knew of a potential problem with vehicle emissions as early as spring 2014.
