VW diesel scandal: Shares plunge again, 11m cars have emissions-cheating software
The German carmaker's plight deepened overnight in a dramatic series of developments
UPDATED September 24 2015: Winterkorn steps down in VW diesel emissions scandal
German carmaker Volkswagen’s diesel emissions scandal deepened overnight in a dramatic series of developments:
- Share price hammered again, losing 20%
- VW makes €6.5 billion provision against
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Nevil Gibson
Wed, 23 Sep 2015
Wed, 23 Sep 2015
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VW diesel scandal: Shares plunge again, 11m cars have emissions-cheating software
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