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Sep
17:19
Thyssenkrupp settles leadership, approves new set-up
Thyssenkrupp has filled its chief executive and supervisory board chairman positions following the sudden departure of top leadership members in recent weeks. At an extraordinary meeting on Sunday, the supervisory board also approved of the plans for a radically new corporate set-up, as profiled in Kallanish last Friday.
The board unanimously appointed finance chief and intermediate ceo Guido Kerkhoff, aged 50, as permanent ceo with a five-year contract. The fir…
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