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Hartford Courant
February 15, 2018
Airbus CEO Tom Enders, right, speaks to journalists while Chief Financial Officer Harald Wilhelm looks on at the Airbus Group news conference Thursday in Toulouse, France. Enders says the manufacturer will move past the latest production troubles for engines made by UTC. (Fred Scheiber / AssociatedÃâà...
BBC News
December 15, 2017
Thomas Enders, the group chief executive, kept him firmly in check - and in a recent restructuring reduced his control over the flagship commercial aircraft division. Mr Bregier lost that power struggle - and will now leave in February. But Mr Enders is also going to move on, albeit in 2019. He has come underÃâà...
The Guardian
November 5, 2017
But those were the words of Thomas Enders, chief executive of Airbus, as he warned employees in October that they would soon be reading about yet another allegation of corruption in the morning papers. Within days the German magazine Der Spiegel had published a lengthy investigative piece allegingÃâà...
Handelsblatt Global Edition
October 9, 2017
Sources within Germany's Economy Ministry confirmed that the firm is “fully cooperating with the authorities” but CEO Thomas Enders took a more combative tone in a message last Friday to the company's 130,000 staff, saying the firm was “going through turbulent times” and could be hit with “substantialÃâà...
euronews
April 27, 2017
The Chief Executive of Airbus, Thomas Enders, is being investigated by prosecutors in Austria for suspected fraud. The focus is on Eurofighter warplanes bought by Austria more than a decade ago. The prosecutors office confirmed that Enders is one of several people in a criminal investigation opened inÃâà...
Politico
December 31, 1999
Secretary of State Alexander Haig flew to London on this day in 1982, hoping to mediate a peaceful end to the Falklands crisis between Argentina and Britain. On arriving at Heathrow Airport, Haig said: “The situation is very tense and very difficult.” He also said he had no “American-approved solutions inÃâà...
