The spy story that has seen the Renault star has concluded. After Carlos Ghosn, CEO of the house of the diamond, had suspended three top executives on charges of industrial espionage, the subsequent investigations have led to a stalemate. The direction of the then Renault has officially apologized to the three executives who have been unjustly accused of something that had not committed and the French company has promised to "repair" as well as efforts to restore their honor.
The three executives were accused of passing information on the program of development of electric cars to China. According to the magistrate Jean-Claude Marin said: "It seems that Renault has not been the victim of disloyal employees but of possible cheaters." The investigators, in 3-month investigation, believed to have been fitted with an individual case.
In short, no case of industrial espionage, just a strange machine that has seen three French leaders suspended for a fact he did not commit. 
The three executives were accused of passing information on the program of development of electric cars to China. According to the magistrate Jean-Claude Marin said: "It seems that Renault has not been the victim of disloyal employees but of possible cheaters." The investigators, in 3-month investigation, believed to have been fitted with an individual case.
In short, no case of industrial espionage, just a strange machine that has seen three French leaders suspended for a fact he did not commit.
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