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Concacaf asks Infantino to skip Caribbean youth tournament amid governance row
sports3 days ago

Concacaf asks Infantino to skip Caribbean youth tournament amid governance row

Concacaf president Victor Montagliani urged FIFA chief Gianni Infantino not to attend the CFU Under-14 Series in the Dominican Republic, saying his presence would distract from the event’s technical focus amid FIFA governance turmoil; Infantino, criticized over his Fifa Forward Enterprise plan, remains a controversial figure with mixed support from football bodies.

Mustier Takes Charge as Atos Chairman Amid Shareholder Uproar
business2 years ago

Mustier Takes Charge as Atos Chairman Amid Shareholder Uproar

Jean-Pierre Mustier, former CEO of UniCredit, is taking over as chairman of crisis-hit French IT consulting group Atos, as the company seeks to secure a contested deal with Czech tycoon Daniel Kretinsky. Mustier's appointment comes after Atos dropped plans to split the company and instead opted to sell its largest division, Tech Foundations, to Kretinsky. The deal has faced criticism from minority shareholders and French politicians. Atos shares initially jumped by over 20% but later reversed course. If the deal with Kretinsky fails, Atos may need to consider selling additional assets or accessing debt and equity markets to safeguard liquidity.