HANOVER, Germany, Nov 15 (Reuters) - German prosecutors said on Wednesday they had charged former Volkswagen personnel director Peter Hartz with breach of trust amid a corruption probe at Europe's biggest carmaker.
Hartz, who resigned last year after allegations of bribery in his department emerged, was also charged with providing improper favours for a works council member, which is a crime in ...
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