11.   German prosecutors accused a former Volkswagen AG executive of stealing secrets from General Motors Corp., though they found no evidence of financial damage to the U.S. carmaker.

12.   German prosecutors and politicians are pushing harder than officials in other Western democracies to govern the seemingly ungovernable reaches of cyberspace.

13.   German prosecutors and tax officials have become extremely aggressive about going after tax dodgers in the last two years.

14.   German prosecutors said falsification of documents could bring a maximum seven-year jail sentence in Singapore.

15.   German prosecutors said the two Palestinians, a Libyan and two Germans on trial had acted on orders from Libyan intelligence.

16.   German prosecutors said they did not make a bargain with Juergen Schneider, a fugitive property developer who agreed yesterday to be extradited to Germany from the U.S.

17.   German prosecutors said they would review the new evidence, but made no immediate move to reopen the case.

18.   German prosecutors say they were acting on orders from Libyan intelligence.

19.   German prosecutors would neither confirm nor deny a newspaper report that they have filed charges against former Volkswagen AG purchasing chief Jose Ignacio Lopez de Arriortua.

20.   German prosecutors are investigating two former Mercedes-Benz executives in connection with allegations of fraud and embezzlement over a Russian export contract four years ago that never materialized.