A U.S. judge in California has okayed preliminary approval to a $48 million settlement for investors who stated Volkswagen AG made incorrect and misleading statements about its excess diesel emissions.
A U.S. judge in California has okayed preliminary approval to a $48 million settlement for investors who stated Volkswagen AG made incorrect and misleading statements about its excess diesel emissions.
Volkswagen has paid $2.9 billion to buyback almost 138,000 U.S. diesel automobiles through February 18 due to its emissions scandal, a court file made public on Tuesday reveals. The report
Volkswagen and previous CEO Martin Winterkorn should defend an investor lawsuit in California over the automaker’s diesel emissions scandal, a U.S. judge ruled on Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer
Volkswagen has accepted a $1 billion settlement to fix or repair another 80,000 contaminating diesel vehicles sold in the United States as the German company on Tuesday took new actions
On Monday a federal judge gave Volkswagen, U.S. regulators and lawyers for vehicle owners a final extension to attempt to reach a deal for the remaining 80,000 automobiles caught in



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