Four former workers of Volkswagen went on trial on Thursday over the Dieselgate scandal. The trial that was being held in Braunschweig, close to Volkswagen’s headquarters in Wolfsburg, started without …
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A German court on Tuesday stated it had started proceedings against current and former Volkswagen managers, including management board members, on suspicion they awarded excessive pay to labor leaders in …
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Prosecutors seek charges against Volkswagen managers due to labor bonuses
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxGerman prosecutors sought charges against a present Volkswagen manager along with a former manager and two former board members, alleging of them awarding works council members inflated incomes. The Braunschweig …
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Hearings in Volkswagen investor lawsuit to wait until end-November
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxInvestors taking legal action against Volkswagen for billions in compensation from the hit to the automaker’s share cost from its diesel emissions scandal will need to wait until end-November for …
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Volkswagen CEO was informed about emissions software months before scandal
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxVolkswagen CEO Herbert Diess was informed about the existence of cheating software in vehicles two months before it was revealed, German magazine Der Spiegel stated. Der Spiegel’s story, based on …
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German prosecutors probe Volkswagen’s ex-CEO’s financial transfers
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxGerman prosecutors stated on Monday they are probing if former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn moved some of his assets out of Germany after an inquiry into his role in the …
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German prosecutors imposes one billion euros on Volkswagen for emissions scandal
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxVolkswagen has been fined one billion euros ($1.18 billion) concerning diesel emissions cheating in what totals to one of the highest ever fines imposed by German officials against a company, …
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Braunschweig investigation of ex-VW CEO unaffected by U.S. indictment
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxGerman investigators will keep investigating former Volkswagen AG CEO Martin Winterkorn’s role in the automaker’s emissions test cheating scandal, the Braunschweig prosecutors’ office stated. “Our investigation strategy does not change …
