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VW stocks close 4.32% down on widening pollution scandal

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Stocks in Volkswagen ends the week 4.32 percent down, as a scandal that erupted a week ago over devices fitted by the carmaker to cheat emissions tests widened with probes worldwide.

The share closed at 107.30 euros on Friday, down a steep 34 percent from a week ago.

Stocks in Volkswagen ends the week 4.32 percent down, as a scandal that erupted a week ago over devices fitted by the carmaker to cheat emissions tests widened with probes worldwide.

The share closed at 107.30 euros on Friday, down a steep 34 percent from a week ago.

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