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Former Daimler exec declines Tata Motors CEO post

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Marc Llistosella, who headed Daimler Trucks in Asia, is unable to move to India for "personal reasons," Tata Motors said. (BLOOMBERG)
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March 20, 2021 08:32 AM

Tata Motors said former Daimler manager Marc Llistosella will not be joining the company as its next CEO as previously announced because he is unable to relocate to India for "personal reasons."

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