Osamu Suzuki, the former charismatic head of Suzuki Motor Corp. who turned the Japanese minivehicle maker into a global player with an overwhelming dominance in India's car market, has died, the company said Friday. He was 94.Before stepping down as the company's chairman and leaving its board in June 2021 at age 91, Suzuki was at its helm for over 40 years, serving as either president, chairman or CEO since 1978.Suzuki, senior adviser at the automaker, died of malignant lymphoma on Wednesday at a hospital in Hamamatsu in the central prefecture of Shizuoka, the company said.Under his guidan…READ FULL ARTICLE
