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  1. The U.S. government approved continued sales with connected technology, while Geely Holding gained majority control of Volvo Cars.

Li Shufu steps down as chairman amidst Geely's majority stake in Volvo operations.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 18
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Li Shufu steps down as chairman amidst Geely's majority stake in Volvo operations.

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  1. Li Shufu steps down as chairman amidst Geely's majority stake in Volvo operations.1 source
  2. Li Shufu steps down as chairman amid Geely's integration of Volvo and Zeekr.1 source

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