By Joe Hoppe Pendragon said Friday that nonexecutive Chairman Ian Filby intends to step down to pursue other interests, and that positive business momentum.
June 30 (Reuters) - Pendragon on Friday said
non-executive chairman Ian Filby intends to step down from the
British automotive retailer to pursue other interests. (Reporting by Eva Mathews in Bengaluru; Editing .
Stocks in London were called higher on Friday, as investors weighed conflicting economic data from the world s two largest economies.
Activity in China s factory sector contracted for a third.
Car dealer group Pendragon, which trades as Evans Halshaw and Stratstone, is beginning the search for a new chairman of the board. Ian Filby is leaving.
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