CHINA: Li Ning CEO exits as part of new turnaround plans
By Katie Smith | 5 July 2012
Zhang Zhiyong has stepped down as CEO of Chinese sportswear specialist Li Ning as the company embarks on a multi-year turnaround plan to improve its performance and drive growth.
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