An article in the New York Times. FRANKFURT — As car owners waited for Volkswagen to meet a Wednesday night deadline to explain how it would fix 11 million faulty diesel vehicles, the company’s new chief executive blamed a small number of employees for the scandal and said he believed the previous chief executive had… Read More Volkswagen Chief Says Few Knew of Diesel Fraud
A bipartisan coalition of attorneys general from at least 30 states and the District of Columbia has joined a fast-moving investigation into the possibilities of consumer fraud and environmental violations by the German automaker Volkswagen. At least two of the attorneys general, from New York and Illinois, have served subpoenas on the company, according to… Read More U.S. States Jumping Into Investigation of VW Emissions Deception
Facebook pages moved closer to replacing small business websites Tuesday, announcing features designed to make it easier for shops to hawk their wares. Changes to business pages at the leading social network included raising the profile of features that allow customers to take actions such as booking an appointment or browsing, and allowed for more… Read More Facebook business pages closer to becoming online shops
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