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  Convicted wine fraudster Rudy Kurniawan has agreed to pay $3m and 'tell everything he knows' to settle a lawsuit with billionaire collector Bill Koch, after his sentencing was again delayed.
• Bankrupt En Primeur Ltd owes creditors £1.8m
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• Andre Lurton sells Chateau Dauzac stake
  One of Bordeaux's largest wine groups, Vignobles Andre Lurton, has sold its 42% stake in Margaux fifth growth Chateau Dauzac.
• California's Malibu Coast winemakers secure AVA status
  The Malibu coastline outside Los Angeles has become California's newest American Viticultural Area (AVA), which winemakers hope will raise the region’s profile.
• Swiss winemaker Giroud convicted of tax fraud
  Swiss winemaker Dominique Giroud has been convicted of tax fraud, but his spokesperson said the verdict 'does not come as a surprise'.
• Canada wine directory planned to boost tourism
  Canada's wineries are backing the creation of an online directory to help raise awareness of their wines and attract more tourists.
• Burgundy winemakers trial anti-hail nets
  Burgundy's wine council, the BIVB, is overseeing trials of nets in the region's vineyards as a way of defending vines from hailstorms.
• Rhone wine co-ops fighting 'supply war' with negociants
  Tensions are running high in the Rhone Valley with negociants and cooperative cellars clashing over the advance purchase of grapes for the 2014 harvest.
• UK Government sells off top Bordeaux
  The UK government has sold off more mature Bordeaux, including several bottles of Chateau Latour's acclaimed 1961 vintage, to balance the books in its wine cellar.
• Champagne council sets 2014 harvest limit
  Champagne's ruling council has said houses and growers can harvest at a yield of up to 10,500kg per hectare in 2014, following a slight upturn in consumer demand.