Suzuki Motor Corp. Chairman Osamu Suzuki will retire after leading the Japanese automaker for more than 40 years and transforming it into a global player with an overwhelming dominance in the Indian car market, the company said Wednesday.The 91-year-old chairman will leave the post at a shareholders' meeting slated for June and become an adviser, it said. Suzuki has served as either president, chairman or CEO of the company, known for its minivehicles and motorcycles, since 1978."I decided to give way to successors to promote a mid-term business plan," which the Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefectu…READ FULL ARTICLE
