Auto parts makers fined, executives go to prison for price fixing
Japanese suppliers will pay criminal fines of more than $500 million after being caught in a massive auto parts price-fixing scheme, and four Japanese executives will serve U.S. jail terms as part of a plea deal, the Department of Justice said.
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Japanese auto suppliers fined for price fixing
Two Japanese auto parts suppliers will pay more than a half billion dollars for price fixing in a vast conspiracy in the US automotive market, the Justice Department said Monday.
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Two more Japanese auto parts makers admit to price-fixing scheme
A conspiracy stretching from the U.S. heartland to Tokyo and Europe stayed undetected for years, letting a handful of suppliers control the market in automotive wiring, the Justice Department says. For more than a decade, executives at several major Japanese auto parts makers met in secret, sometimes speaking in code, to fix prices on wiring harnesses and other crucial components.
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Japanese to pay fines for auto parts price fixing
Two Japanese auto parts suppliers will pay more than a half billion US dollars for price fixing in a vast conspiracy in the US automotive market, the US Justice Department says.
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Past local execs of Japanese auto-parts supplier admit price-fixing
An office on the Far West Side was part of a price-fixing conspiracy that lasted 10 years and spanned two continents, according to a federal plea deal reached today. Honda and its customers are among the victims of the scheme, which set prices of certain auto parts.
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