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Ackermann to step down from Siemens board - reports

Various reports cited sources who said that Former Deutsche Bank AG Chief Executive Officer Josef Ackermann would be stepping down from his post in Siemens AG as deputy chairman of the supervisory board.


New board members appointed for Sirius XM

Former ESPN President and former Microsoft CEO are amongst the new appointees to the SiriusXM board of directors.

Top hedge fund to bid for Sotheby's

Marcato Capital Management's hedge fund manager Mick McGuire had been thinking about how auction house Sotheby's could benefit shareholders in his company.

Agribusiness Cargilll CEO to step down

In what was termed as ongoing succession planning, Agribusiness Cargill's CEO Gregory Page would be stepping down by December 1, 2013.


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