Volkswagen faces congressional grilling over diesel defeat devices
Volkswagen Group of America President Michael Horn will testify before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee as the company weighs limited Washington influence. The automaker reports modest U.S. lobbying spending versus rivals GM Ford Toyota and faces possible penalties up to 18 billion from the EPA after admitting defeat devices in diesel engines.
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Online chip cards boost security yet online fraud may rise
Online fraud in the United States is projected to nearly double to 19 billion dollars by 2018 as chip cards curb in store theft. Analysts warn small businesses remain vulnerable while criminals shift to online methods, aided by stolen card numbers and weak defenses.
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Alls Vol. 2.0m Market Cap Snapshot
The note shows a market capitalization figure at 178.45 million for Alls, with an average multiple of 1.0x. Yum.
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