(Reuters) - Over the weekend, media reports said French and German
shareholders in the company had reached a deal whereby current
co-Chief Executive Thomas Enders would become the sole CEO,
while the chairman and head of Airbus would be French
appointees.
The deal would be part of a simplification of the company's
management structure, which has maintained a delicate balance
between the French and Germans since EADS was created in 2000.
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shareholders in the company had reached a deal whereby current
co-Chief Executive Thomas Enders would become the sole CEO,
while the chairman and head of Airbus would be French
appointees.
The deal would be part of a simplification of the company's
management structure, which has maintained a delicate balance
between the French and Germans since EADS was created in 2000.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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