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Today's episode on the Renault EV espionage case is one of the most interesting yet, with CEO Carlos Ghosn and COO Patrick Pelata issuing their official apologies to the three executives accused of spying.
- Renault To Increase Output Of Its Brazilian Factories By 100,000 Units In 2013
Brazil is currently Renault’s third biggest market, behind only France and Germany. This year, the French company sold 133,158 Renault passenger cars and 30,672 Renault and Nissan LCVs and, according to the company’s CEO, Carlos Ghosn,...
- Patrick Pélata Resigns As Renault's Coo In The Wake Of Ev Spy Scandal…but Remains At The Company
The botched espionage affair that rocked French carmaker Renault the past few months is once again in the headlines. Renault's Chief Operating Officer once again handed his resignation to the CEO Carlos Ghosn, but this time the group’s boss...
- Ghosn And Pelata Give Up Their 2010 Bonuses And 2011 Stock Profits To Restore Renault's Image After Spy Fiasco
This could be the final episode in the Renault EV espionage case: after a meeting held on Monday, CEO Carlos Ghosn presented the board with an action plan that includes the reinstatement and/or compensation of the three sacked executives and the intention...
- Renault Spy Saga Continues, French Company Paid €250,000 For The Tip
The Renault espionage case is as close as it gets to an automotive “Watergateâ€. The scandal, which resulted in Renault firing and filing a complaint against three of its top executives for allegedly stealing documents related to the company's...
- Renault Espionage Case With Ev Models Continues With The Company Filing A Complaint Against "persons Unknown"
The industrial espionage scandal involving three senior Renault managers suspected of leaking confidential information about the company’s upcoming electric cars is nowhere over, as earlier today, the French automaker filed a complaint “against...
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Renault Admits Wrongdoing in Spy Case, Issues Apologies to the Three Ousted Officials
Today's episode on the Renault EV espionage case is one of the most interesting yet, with CEO Carlos Ghosn and COO Patrick Pelata issuing their official apologies to the three executives accused of spying. Renault’s admission of wrongdoing comes after a communication with the French prosecutors, who found no substance in the complaint filed by the automaker against its former employees. Authorities from Liechtenstein and Switzerland confirmed that Michel Balthazard, Bertrand Rochette and Matthieu Tenenbaum had no bank accounts in the respective countries, thus refuting Renault's claim.
Read more »- Renault To Increase Output Of Its Brazilian Factories By 100,000 Units In 2013
Brazil is currently Renault’s third biggest market, behind only France and Germany. This year, the French company sold 133,158 Renault passenger cars and 30,672 Renault and Nissan LCVs and, according to the company’s CEO, Carlos Ghosn,...
- Patrick Pélata Resigns As Renault's Coo In The Wake Of Ev Spy Scandal…but Remains At The Company
The botched espionage affair that rocked French carmaker Renault the past few months is once again in the headlines. Renault's Chief Operating Officer once again handed his resignation to the CEO Carlos Ghosn, but this time the group’s boss...
- Ghosn And Pelata Give Up Their 2010 Bonuses And 2011 Stock Profits To Restore Renault's Image After Spy Fiasco
This could be the final episode in the Renault EV espionage case: after a meeting held on Monday, CEO Carlos Ghosn presented the board with an action plan that includes the reinstatement and/or compensation of the three sacked executives and the intention...
- Renault Spy Saga Continues, French Company Paid €250,000 For The Tip
The Renault espionage case is as close as it gets to an automotive “Watergateâ€. The scandal, which resulted in Renault firing and filing a complaint against three of its top executives for allegedly stealing documents related to the company's...
- Renault Espionage Case With Ev Models Continues With The Company Filing A Complaint Against "persons Unknown"
The industrial espionage scandal involving three senior Renault managers suspected of leaking confidential information about the company’s upcoming electric cars is nowhere over, as earlier today, the French automaker filed a complaint “against...