EU anti-trust regulators have raided the offices of automaker BMW, a source close to the matter said today, in a blow to the German car industry already hit by the Dieselgate scandal.
The European Commission, which refused to confirm the company involved, said the inspection was related to "concerns that several German car manufacturers may have violated EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices," a statement said.
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