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Autoliv eyes split of business into two listed companies

Carlson says it is time to let both businesses "individually maximize their potential."
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Johannes Hellstrom and Niklas Pollard
September 14, 2017 05:00 AM

STOCKHOLM -- Swedish supplier Autoliv aims to split into two companies following a strategic review by management.

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