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Nestlé change de directeur général, Laurent Freixe remplace Mark Schneider

Laurent Freixe (à gauche) prononce un discours à Noisiel, près de Paris, le 23 juin 2016. THOMAS SAMSON / AFP Le géant de l’alimentation Nestlé a annoncé jeudi 22 août que le Français Laurent Freixe deviendrait son directeur général au début de septembre, succédant à Mark Schneider, qui quitte la société. « Le conseil d’administration de Nestlé a

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