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How Big is Europe's Emissions-Cheating Scandal?
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April 22, 2016
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3:09Now PlayingVolkswagen took a $18.28 billion charge related to the diesel emissions cheating scandal. The news came as the German government revealed conclusions of its emissions scandal report that showed diesel manipulation could be more widespread, although it accused no car maker of criminal wrongdoing. Daniel Michael explains. Photo: Bloomberg
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