Tenneco board changes draw ire of activist investor

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Bloomberg

February 28, 2020 11:27 PM

Auto parts maker Tenneco Inc. shuffled its board Friday in a move that could provoke a fight with former Icahn Enterprises executive Dan Ninivaggi, who in January demanded the board make more-sweeping changes or risk a proxy battle.

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