The average cost of employer health coverage passed $17,000 for a family plan this year, despite continued muted growth on a percentage basis.
Volkswagen's decision to equip 11 million vehicles worldwide with devices to cheat emissions tests has sent the company into an acute corporate crisis...
Wall Street shares were tipped to open sharply lower on Tuesday, as European markets suffered steep falls.
As many as 11 million vehicles worldwide might be affected by software that U.S. regulators say cheated clean air rules.
Martin Winterkorn's days as head of Volkswagen AG appeared numbered on Tuesday after the German carmaker said a scandal over falsified vehicle emission tests in the United States could affect 11 million of its cars worldwide.
It all comes down to R&D.
Volkswagen investors might want to pay close attention to an academic study that found a company involved in financial fraud typically loses far more from its damaged reputation than it does from legal fines, writes Mark Hulbert.
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Volkswagen has announced 11 million of its cars across the world have software the company admitted it used to cheat EPA emissions standards.
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