VW's diesel troubles intensify after German court setback

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Karin Matussek and Christoph Rauwald

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Bloomberg

February 22, 2019 03:25 PM

Volkswagen Group faces the prospect of compensating thousands of owners of tainted diesel vehicles after Germany’s top court undercut the automaker’s defense strategy in a rare rebuke.

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