FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Thyssenkrupp shares were indicated 3.4
percent higher early on Tuesday as analysts expect a deeper
restructuring of the German submarines-to-elevators conglomerate
after the resignation of its chairman.
Ulrich Lehner resigned on Monday saying he was no longer able to
safeguard the interests of employees and shareholders, deepening
a leadership crisis after Chief Executive Heinrich Hiesinger
resigned earlier this month. [nL8N1U91S5]
“A sharply worded resignation announcement from Dr. Lehner makes
clear that aggressive …
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