Anne Lauvergeon News
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European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co. investors gave approval for the purchase of 15 percent of the company’s stock at a maximum 50 euros a share in a move to bolster its value after the sale of block holdings.
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American Express Co., the biggest U.S. credit-card issuer by customer spending, named former International Business Machines Corp. Chief Executive Officer Samuel J. Palmisano and former Areva SA chief Anne Lauvergeon to its board.
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The French government is positioning Anne Lauvergeon, the former chief executive officer of nuclear- plant builder Areva SA, for a key role at European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co.’s revamped supervisory board.
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A Paris court rejected a request by Areva SA’s former chief executive for an investigation into what prompted the world’s largest nuclear reactor builder to commission a report on the acquisition of UraMin Inc.
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Anne Lauvergeon defended her record as chief executive officer of Areva SA and said the nuclear-fuel manufacturer spied on her and didn’t pay what they owed her after not renewing her contract seven months ago.
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European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co. named the members of its future board following an overhaul of its shareholder structure, as Chief Executive Officer Tom Enders seeks greater freedom from political meddling.
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Areva SA Chief Executive Officer Anne Lauvergeon was denied a third term after the French government replaced her weeks before her contract expires, denting the career of one France’s most high-profile executives.
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Areva SA Chief Executive Officer Anne Lauvergeon ’s compensation jumped 16 percent last year as a bonus tied to the sale of the nuclear-services company’s power- grid unit offset a drop in variable pay tied to performance.
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Former Areva SA Chief Executive Anne Lauvergeon has filed a criminal complaint after discovering a private investigators’ report that included detailed itineraries and telephone communications of her husband, Le Canard Enchaine reported, citing an interview.
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Bank of New York Mellon Corp. agreed to change its disclosure statements for so-called standing instruction foreign exchange transactions to partly resolve a lawsuit by U.S. prosecutors.
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