Very quickly, the German press found out that Mannesmann chief Esser and his cronies had been given massive payouts, approved by the German group's supervisory board on which Deutsche Bank chairman Ackermann and former IG Metall chief Zwickel both held seats.
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1HTC smartphones clear US customs despite ban
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2Experts puzzled by mysterious UAVs on Chinese frigate
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3Google to make searches smarter with new feature
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4Disneyland Tokyo backs gay marriage
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5Scholars pan lawmaker’s budget threat
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1HTC smartphones clear US customs despite ban
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2The 12 Cellists to celebrate 40th birthday in Taiwan
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3Van Cliburn medal-winning blind pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii to tour Taiwan
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4US legislator intrigued by ‘one country, two areas’
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5Renowned baritone Fischer-Dieskau dead at 86
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