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A renewed Darvish returns to auto retail at AutoCanada

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Tammy Darvish, at the Automotive News Retail Forum: Chicago, says leadership is earned. (ANTHONY LA PENNA)
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By:
Jackie Charniga
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By:
Melissa Burden
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September 23, 2019 04:00 AM

CHICAGO — When retail veteran Tammy Darvish took over AutoCanada's U.S. operations in the first quarter, she knew the stores were in trouble.

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