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Swiss Set To Drop Criminal Probe Of VW Emissions Scandal
The Office of the Attorney General said it had informed the German carmaker and its Swiss dealership arm this month "that it considers the investigation to be complete and intends to drop the case," it said in a statement.
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German Prosecutors Charge 15 More Volkswagen Executives In Diesel Emissions Scandal
The suspects are accused of aiding and abetting fraud in combination with tax evasion, indirect false certification and criminal advertising.
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German Court Ends Diesel Case Against Volkswagen CEO, Chairman
A German court said on Wednesday it was ending proceedings against the chairman and chief executive of Volkswagen AG after the carmaker agreed to pay a fine of 9 million euros ($9.9 million) over the diesel emissions scandal.
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Volkswagen Agrees To A 620 Million Euros Payout For German 'Dieselgate' Victims
Volkswagen has agreed to pay 620 million euros in compensation to 200,000 car owners in the biggest German lawsuit over the group's "dieselgate" emissions cheating scandal, the company said Monday.
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Blame Game Over 830 Million Euro Settlement In VW's German Dieselgate Cases
Consumer representatives and car giant Volkswagen each blamed the other Friday for a breakdown in talks over a settlement for 400,000 German customers in the firm's "dieselgate" emissions cheating scandal.
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Volkswagen Takes One-Two Punch In Australia With Fine, Regulatory Proceedings
Volkswagen AG took two raps in Australia on Friday as a federal court upheld a fine on the German car maker as part of a global diesel emissions cheating scandal and a regulator started penalty proceedings against one of its financial units.
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Volkswagen CEO Received Memorandum About Emissions Cheating Fallout - NDR
Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess was given a memorandum warning the carmaker might face legal action in the U.S. over the use of cheating software in cars just days before the scandal broke, a public broadcaster reported on Friday.
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German Court Says Investors Can Seek Redress From Porsche SE In VW Case
A German court ruled on Friday that investors pushing for damages over a sharp fall in Volkswagen shares after the carmaker disclosed emissions cheating in 2015 can also seek redress from majority shareholder Porsche SE.
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Stuttgart Prosecutors Mull Fines Against Bosch, Porsche, Daimler
Daimler, Porsche and Bosch may face a probe for regulatory offences related to potential emissions cheating, the Stuttgart prosecutors' office said on Thursday, a day after Braunschweig prosecutors fined Volkswagen 1 billion euros ($1.2 bln) for the same violation.
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Volkswagen Fined One Billlion Euros By German Prosecutors Over Emissions Cheating
VW was fined one billion euros over diesel emissions cheating in what amounts to one of the highest ever fines imposed by German authorities.
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Prosecutors Raid Former Audi Board Members In Diesel Probe
German prosecutors said Thursday they had raided the homes of three people including two former board members at luxury carmaker Audi, the third search this year related to diesel emissions cheating at the Volkswagen subsidiary.
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Volkswagen Under Fire For Diesel Tests On Monkeys, Humans
The world's biggest carmaker Volkswagen faced fresh scrutiny Monday over reports it helped finance experiments that saw monkeys and humans breathe car exhaust fumes
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Automakers Struggle With The Future In Los Angeles
Automakers on Monday will begin previewing new models for the media at an event called AutoMobility LA, reflecting an emphasis on digital technology and new ways to get around, such as self-driving cars.
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U.S. Regulators Approve Fix For 38,000 Volkswagen 3.0-Litre Diesel SUVs
Last month, VW said it was taking another $3 billion charge to fix diesel engines in the United States, lifting the total bill for its emissions-test cheating scandal to around $30 billion.
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Volkswagen To Make Brands More Distinct To Boost Efficiency
VW is trying to make savings and become more efficient to help fund a costly shift to EVs in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal that broke out in September 2015.
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Swiss Set To Drop Criminal Probe Of VW Emissions Scandal
The Office of the Attorney General said it had informed the German carmaker and its Swiss dealership arm this month "that it considers the investigation to be complete and intends to drop the case," it said in a statement.
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German Prosecutors Charge 15 More Volkswagen Executives In Diesel Emissions Scandal
The suspects are accused of aiding and abetting fraud in combination with tax evasion, indirect false certification and criminal advertising.
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German Court Ends Diesel Case Against Volkswagen CEO, Chairman
A German court said on Wednesday it was ending proceedings against the chairman and chief executive of Volkswagen AG after the carmaker agreed to pay a fine of 9 million euros ($9.9 million) over the diesel emissions scandal.
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Volkswagen Agrees To A 620 Million Euros Payout For German 'Dieselgate' Victims
Volkswagen has agreed to pay 620 million euros in compensation to 200,000 car owners in the biggest German lawsuit over the group's "dieselgate" emissions cheating scandal, the company said Monday.
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Blame Game Over 830 Million Euro Settlement In VW's German Dieselgate Cases
Consumer representatives and car giant Volkswagen each blamed the other Friday for a breakdown in talks over a settlement for 400,000 German customers in the firm's "dieselgate" emissions cheating scandal.
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Volkswagen Takes One-Two Punch In Australia With Fine, Regulatory Proceedings
Volkswagen AG took two raps in Australia on Friday as a federal court upheld a fine on the German car maker as part of a global diesel emissions cheating scandal and a regulator started penalty proceedings against one of its financial units.
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Volkswagen CEO Received Memorandum About Emissions Cheating Fallout - NDR
Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess was given a memorandum warning the carmaker might face legal action in the U.S. over the use of cheating software in cars just days before the scandal broke, a public broadcaster reported on Friday.
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German Court Says Investors Can Seek Redress From Porsche SE In VW Case
A German court ruled on Friday that investors pushing for damages over a sharp fall in Volkswagen shares after the carmaker disclosed emissions cheating in 2015 can also seek redress from majority shareholder Porsche SE.
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Stuttgart Prosecutors Mull Fines Against Bosch, Porsche, Daimler
Daimler, Porsche and Bosch may face a probe for regulatory offences related to potential emissions cheating, the Stuttgart prosecutors' office said on Thursday, a day after Braunschweig prosecutors fined Volkswagen 1 billion euros ($1.2 bln) for the same violation.
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Volkswagen Fined One Billlion Euros By German Prosecutors Over Emissions Cheating
VW was fined one billion euros over diesel emissions cheating in what amounts to one of the highest ever fines imposed by German authorities.
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Prosecutors Raid Former Audi Board Members In Diesel Probe
German prosecutors said Thursday they had raided the homes of three people including two former board members at luxury carmaker Audi, the third search this year related to diesel emissions cheating at the Volkswagen subsidiary.
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Volkswagen Under Fire For Diesel Tests On Monkeys, Humans
The world's biggest carmaker Volkswagen faced fresh scrutiny Monday over reports it helped finance experiments that saw monkeys and humans breathe car exhaust fumes
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Automakers Struggle With The Future In Los Angeles
Automakers on Monday will begin previewing new models for the media at an event called AutoMobility LA, reflecting an emphasis on digital technology and new ways to get around, such as self-driving cars.
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U.S. Regulators Approve Fix For 38,000 Volkswagen 3.0-Litre Diesel SUVs
Last month, VW said it was taking another $3 billion charge to fix diesel engines in the United States, lifting the total bill for its emissions-test cheating scandal to around $30 billion.
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Volkswagen To Make Brands More Distinct To Boost Efficiency
VW is trying to make savings and become more efficient to help fund a costly shift to EVs in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal that broke out in September 2015.
