Keep your "so-called workers" US boss tells French
The colourful boss of Illinois-based tyre manufacturing giant Titan International had a stark message for the French government about the country's “so-called workers”.
The colourful boss of Illinois-based tyre manufacturing giant Titan International had a stark message for the French government about the country's “so-called workers”.
In a letter to French industry minister Arnaud Montebourg, Titan chairman Maurice “Morry” Taylor laid out why his company walked away and won’t reconsider buying a plant that Goodyear is closing in France.
In the letter, obtained by French financial daily Les Echos, Taylor wrote that...
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