Ex-Delphi chief Battenberg cleared of fraud charges

Battenberg: Fines likely. (Bloomberg/BLOOMBERG NEWS)

By:

Mike Colias

January 14, 2011 05:00 AM

DETROIT – A jury today cleared former Delphi CEO J.T. Battenberg III of the most serious claims against him stemming from allegations of financial fraud at the auto parts supplier in 2000.

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