Jailed Audi CEO Stadler could get big pay out

A potential payout to Stadler is expected to be considerable since he got a new contract from Audi in May.

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FRANKFURT -- Audi’s Rupert Stadler stands to receive a golden parachute, earning millions if he agrees to step down as chief executive with years still left on his contract.

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