The mood among global fund managers soured further in May, with investors flocking to cash amid concerns that

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MUNICH Former Audi boss Rupert Stadler accepted his role in committing fraud by negligence in the diesel emissions

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By Leah Douglas WASHINGTON Rural electric cooperatives, utilities, and other energy providers will soon be able to apply