Volkswagen AG said Monday it will file a criminal complaint over the alleged abuse of expense accounts to favor employee representatives, deepening a scandal that has led to the ouster of several of its top executives. Prosecutors are already investigating bribery allegations against two former executives at the Wolfsburg, Germany-based firm. The scandal includes allegations that lavish holidays for labor representatives at VW's expense were incorrectly billed.
July 26, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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