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VW offers $901 million to compensate German diesel owners

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February 14, 2020 02:54 PM

BERLIN -- Volkswagen Group said it will compensate some owners of its heavily polluting diesel vehicles in Germany in a settlement that will cost the automaker 830 million euros ($901 million).

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