Renault Apologizes to Fired Executives in Wrongful Spy Case

Apologies have been given and Renault is attempting to reinstate and compensate the three dismissed on false spy accusations.
Renault Apologizes to Fired Executives in Wrongful Spy Case
SORRY: French car manufacturer Renault Chief Operating Officer Patrick Pelata delivers a speech in April 2010 in Paris. On Monday, Pelata forfeited his 2010 bonus and offered to resign over the case of wrongful spying accusations made against three company executives. Lionel Bonaventure/AFP/Getty Images
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SORRY: French car manufacturer Renault Chief Operating Officer Patrick Pelata delivers a speech in April 2010 in Paris. On Monday, Pelata forfeited his 2010 bonus and offered to resign over the case of wrongful spying accusations made against three company executives. (Lionel Bonaventure/AFP/Getty Images)
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