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Tavares named as Renault COO French carmaker Renault has formally apologised to three executives accused of industrial espionage after the Paris prosecutor said no evidence had emerged backing Renault’s complaint against the men, fired in January.
Compensation has been promised them. A security manager is suspected of being the source of the scandal, now being considered fraud.
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