European aerospace giant Airbus said Tuesday that it has reached an "agreement in principle" with French, British and US authorities over corruption investigations, which might help it avoid expensive litigation.Airbus has been the subject of corruption probes in all three countries and said it released the statement in response to press reports.The Financial Times reported Monday that Airbus, which employs 134,000 staff and contributes significantly to the economic output of its major backe...(…)
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