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Former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn rejected to inform German lawmakers when he initially found out about systematic exhaust emissions cheating however stated it was no earlier than Volkswagen has formally
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Volkswagen investors required reforms and questioned executive bonuses after the automaker confessed to criminal offenses in rigging U.S. emissions tests and U.S. prosecutors prosecuted 6 existing and previous managers over
A U.S. judge has ordered a Volkswagen executive charged in the Justice Department’s emissions scandal investigation held without bail pending trial. Oliver Schmidt was jailed Saturday at Miami’s International Airport
Volkswagen shares increased in early Wednesday trading as financiers welcomed news the automaker is done with settling the criminal and civil settlement with the United States Justice Department over its
A British law firm has taken legal action against Volkswagen, looking for thousands pounds of compensation each for drivers in the UK, impacted by the automaker’s emissions scandal. The German
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested a Volkswagen executive on charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States. Oliver Schmidt, who headed the automaker’s regulatory compliance office in the
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
On Tuesday, a federal judge delayed the sentencing a German male who is the only individual to face U.S. criminal charges regarding Volkswagen’s diesel emission scandal, as he cooperates with
U.S. District Court Judge Charles Breyer alerted Volkswagen owners not to strip parts out of their diesel automobiles prior to attempting to sell them back to the automaker through the
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
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