Volkswagen Agrees to $1.2 Billion Compensation for US Dealers

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Volkswagen Agrees to $1.2 Billion Compensation for US Dealers

Volkswagen AG VLKAY 3.07 % has agreed to pay up to $1.2 billion to its 652 U.S. dealers as compensation for a long emissions cheating scheme, deepening penalties the German auto maker faces.
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Macau Gaming Revenue Growth Beats Estimates as New Resorts Open

… increase in August, after a 26-month slump, and compares with the median estimate for a 4 percent advance in a Bloomberg survey of nine analysts.
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Fed Making Gold Investors Nervous: Dynamic Funds' Cohen

Dynamic Funds Portfolio Manager Robert Cohen explains how monetary policy and inflation are on investors' minds on Bloomberg Canada's “The
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Deutsche Bank's Woes Put $2 Trillion of Bonds Beyond ECB's Reach

The surge this week in relatively safe sovereign securities left about a third of the Bloomberg Eurozone Sovereign Bond Index ineligible for purchase
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