By Christiaan Hetzner
MUNICH, June 9 (Reuters) - Hakan Samuelsson, a soft-spoken Swede tapped to become chief executive at German engineering group MAN AG next January, will present a sharp contrast to his jovial and gregarious predecessor.
But company insiders say Samuelsson, the head of MAN's flagship truck unit for the past four years, showed a steely determination that belies his subdued manner -- and that served him well as he steered the division through a tough ...
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