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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 persons unknown for acts constituting organized industrial espionage, corruption, breach of trust, theft and concealmentâ€. Read more »
- Bmw Sued For Industrial Espionage By France’s Bolloré Group
The French group that operates Paris’ electric car sharing scheme Autolib’ has filed a criminal complaint against BMW, accusing the German carmaker of industrial espionage. Bolloré Group, which is one of the most important industrial...
- 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...
- 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...
- The Plot Thickens: China A Suspect In The Renault Spy Case
As previously reported, Renault recently suspended three senior managers on suspicion of industrial espionage, related to the manufacturer’s upcoming electric cars. Naturally, the situation begs an obvious question: whom were they spying for?...
- Renault Suspends Managers On Suspicion Of Leaking Ev Secrets
French carmaker Renault has suspended three senior managers on suspicion of industrial espionage linked to the firm's electric vehicle plans. A company spokeswoman confirmed on Tuesday that the three individuals were suspended over unspecified ethical...
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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 persons unknown for acts constituting organized industrial espionage, corruption, breach of trust, theft and concealmentâ€. Read more »
- Bmw Sued For Industrial Espionage By France’s Bolloré Group
The French group that operates Paris’ electric car sharing scheme Autolib’ has filed a criminal complaint against BMW, accusing the German carmaker of industrial espionage. Bolloré Group, which is one of the most important industrial...
- 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...
- 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...
- The Plot Thickens: China A Suspect In The Renault Spy Case
As previously reported, Renault recently suspended three senior managers on suspicion of industrial espionage, related to the manufacturer’s upcoming electric cars. Naturally, the situation begs an obvious question: whom were they spying for?...
- Renault Suspends Managers On Suspicion Of Leaking Ev Secrets
French carmaker Renault has suspended three senior managers on suspicion of industrial espionage linked to the firm's electric vehicle plans. A company spokeswoman confirmed on Tuesday that the three individuals were suspended over unspecified ethical...