Audi pledges transparency amid emissions probes

"We will continue until the job is done," CEO Rupert Stadler said Thursday, promising to make law and ethics Audi's "ultimate benchmark". (REUTERS)

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Andreas Cremer Joern Poltz;

May 18, 2017 05:00 AM

NECKARSULM, Germany -- Audi pledged full transparency as it continues to recover from diesel emissions fraud but shareholders at the German luxury carmaker's annual meeting on Thursday again urged managers to reveal more about the scandal.

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