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Owner of Russia's Rolf plans to sell dealer group

Customers are pictured talking to sales staff at a Rolf dealership in Moscow.
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Gleb Stolyarov
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Reuters
November 15, 2019 08:33 AM

MOSCOW -- The controlling shareholder of Rolf, Russia's largest car dealership group, said on Thursday it was exploring options for selling the company.

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