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Hundreds Run Riot, Loot Shops In Germany's Stuttgart City: Police
Hundreds of people ran riot in Germany's Stuttgart city centre in the early hours Sunday, throwing stones and bottles at police and plundering stores after smashing shop windows.
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Prosecutors Fine Bosch 90 Million Euros For Illicit Emissions Software
Automotive supplier Bosch has agreed to pay a 90 million euros ($100.21 million) fine for lapses in supervisory duties which enabled carmakers to engage in emissions cheating, German prosecutors in the city of Stuttgart said.
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Diesel Driving Bans 'Self-Destructive': German Transit Minister
The latest ruling follows a string of similar decisions ordering cities like Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt and Stuttgart to bar the most polluting diesels from certain areas, alarming drivers nationwide. A transport ministry spokesman said the debate had become "highly emotional" in the car-loving nation where the auto industry is a pillar of economic...
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Car Engine Ban In Germany Would Put 600,000 Jobs At Risk: Study
More than 600,000 jobs could be at risk in Germany by 2030 from a potential ban on combustion engine cars, the IFO economic institute said in a study on Tuesday. A switch to sales of zero-emission cars would threaten 436,000 car manufacturing jobs, with the rest coming from related industries, such as suppliers, Ifo said in the study commissioned b...
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Is It The End Of The Line For The Diesel Engine?
Is this the beginning of the end of the popularity of the diesel engine? Well, considering the fact that cities like Paris and Stuttgart (the home of automakers like Porsche or Mercedes-Benz who still have a very dominant diesel culture), have decided to ban diesel cars from their city centres in the foreseeable future, the threat seems very real.
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Champions League: Injury Strikes Franck Ribery Again as he Misses Manchester City F.C. Clash
Franck Ribery made a goalscoring comeback for Bayern Munich against VfB Stuttgart in the Bundesliga on Saturday in his first appearance of the season. However, in a pre-match press conference on Tuesday, Bayern manager Pep Guardiola revealed that the increasingly fragile Ribery is injured again.
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Widespread flight cancellations in German strikes
Hundreds of flights have been cancelled after public-sector workers walked off the jobs at airports in Frankfurt, Munich, Duesseldorf and several other German cities in a strike for higher wages.
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Manchester United striker Federico Macheda loaned to Stuttgart
Macheda, 21, has made just 22 Premier League appearances for United, scoring four goals, as well as four appearances in the Champions League.
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Klopp relishing stepping onto Germany's 'Wembley'
Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp has said he is relishing leading his team out at Germany's "Wembley" as his side look to make history again against Bayern Munich in Saturday's German cup final.
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Hundreds Run Riot, Loot Shops In Germany's Stuttgart City: Police
Hundreds of people ran riot in Germany's Stuttgart city centre in the early hours Sunday, throwing stones and bottles at police and plundering stores after smashing shop windows.
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Prosecutors Fine Bosch 90 Million Euros For Illicit Emissions Software
Automotive supplier Bosch has agreed to pay a 90 million euros ($100.21 million) fine for lapses in supervisory duties which enabled carmakers to engage in emissions cheating, German prosecutors in the city of Stuttgart said.
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Diesel Driving Bans 'Self-Destructive': German Transit Minister
The latest ruling follows a string of similar decisions ordering cities like Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt and Stuttgart to bar the most polluting diesels from certain areas, alarming drivers nationwide. A transport ministry spokesman said the debate had become "highly emotional" in the car-loving nation where the auto industry is a pillar of economic...
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Car Engine Ban In Germany Would Put 600,000 Jobs At Risk: Study
More than 600,000 jobs could be at risk in Germany by 2030 from a potential ban on combustion engine cars, the IFO economic institute said in a study on Tuesday. A switch to sales of zero-emission cars would threaten 436,000 car manufacturing jobs, with the rest coming from related industries, such as suppliers, Ifo said in the study commissioned b...
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Is It The End Of The Line For The Diesel Engine?
Is this the beginning of the end of the popularity of the diesel engine? Well, considering the fact that cities like Paris and Stuttgart (the home of automakers like Porsche or Mercedes-Benz who still have a very dominant diesel culture), have decided to ban diesel cars from their city centres in the foreseeable future, the threat seems very real.
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Champions League: Injury Strikes Franck Ribery Again as he Misses Manchester City F.C. Clash
Franck Ribery made a goalscoring comeback for Bayern Munich against VfB Stuttgart in the Bundesliga on Saturday in his first appearance of the season. However, in a pre-match press conference on Tuesday, Bayern manager Pep Guardiola revealed that the increasingly fragile Ribery is injured again.
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Widespread flight cancellations in German strikes
Hundreds of flights have been cancelled after public-sector workers walked off the jobs at airports in Frankfurt, Munich, Duesseldorf and several other German cities in a strike for higher wages.
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Manchester United striker Federico Macheda loaned to Stuttgart
Macheda, 21, has made just 22 Premier League appearances for United, scoring four goals, as well as four appearances in the Champions League.
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Klopp relishing stepping onto Germany's 'Wembley'
Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp has said he is relishing leading his team out at Germany's "Wembley" as his side look to make history again against Bayern Munich in Saturday's German cup final.
