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Audi CEO Stadler, purchasing chief Martens targeted in emissions probe

Stadler's apartment was searched.
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Arno Schuetze
June 11, 2018 05:00 AM

FRANKFURT -- German prosecutors on Monday said they have widened an emissions cheating probe against Volkswagen Group's luxury car brand Audi to include CEO Rupert Stadler among the suspects accused of fraud and false advertising.

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