VW management tumult spills over to truck subsidiary

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Bloomberg

July 07, 2020 09:47 PM

FRANKFURT -- Volkswagen Group's series of executive shake-ups is reaching its heavy-truck division Traton, with the surprise departure of the unit’s chief raising questions about its future strategy.

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