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Investors are appealing a German court’s ruling last year over a lawsuit regarding Porsche’s attempted takeover of Volkswagen. It could cost the company $1.4 billion, but a German judge thinks the case is likely to be dismissed again.
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German judge ‘inclined to dismiss’ hedge fund lawsuit against Porsche
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