VW asks Germany to investigate internal audio leak

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CHRISTOPH RAUWALD

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Bloomberg

July 29, 2020 03:45 PM

Volkswagen Group asked German prosecutors to investigate the leak of audio recordings from internal meetings about a supplier dispute.

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