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Marchionne knew of 'serious illness' for a year

Sergio Marchionne stopped smoking a year ago after having been a lifelong smoker. (BLOOMBERG)
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Alexa St. John
July 26, 2018 05:00 AM

Sergio Marchionne received treatment for a "serious illness" for more than a year before his death, University Hospital Zurich said Thursday.

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