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Bosch to pay $100m to settle German diesel-engine probe

Bloomberg Robert Bosch GmbH agreed to pay 90 million euros ($100 million) to end a probe by German prosecutors into rigged diesel engines, following much more costly settlements by its customer Volkswagen AG. Bosch is being fined for “negligent breach of supervision duties,” the prosecutor’s office in Stuttgart said in an emailed statement. The company supplied about 17 million engine-control ...

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US unveils antitrust investigation of real estate brokerage industry

Bloomberg US antitrust officials are investigating potentially anti-competitive practices in the residential real estate brokerage business, with a focus on compensation to brokers and restrictions on their access to listings. The probe was detailed in a civil investigative demand, which is akin to a subpoena, issued by the Justice Department to CoreLogic Inc., which provides real estate data to government ...

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German economy suffers another blow as business confidence drops

Bloomberg German business confidence fell to the weakest in more than four years as the escalation of global trade tensions weighed heavily on outlook. Along with a survey showing manufacturing still contracting and new orders falling, it’s a reminder of the shaky situation Europe’s largest economy is in. Its car industry is in upheaval and industrial giants such as Thyssenkrupp ...

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