Faurecia grabs business in the U.S.

LC

By:

Lindsay Chappell

August 18, 2010 05:00 AM

Four years ago this month, French interiors supplier Faurecia SA was embroiled in a European kickback scandal that resulted in the resignation of CEO Pierre Levi.

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