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Amparo Moraleda, new Airbus president, posed confidently before an Airbus jet.
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Amparo Moraleda to become Airbus's new president

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Spanish executive Amparo Moraleda has been elected as Airbus's new global president by its board, in a decision made on Tuesday in Amsterdam. She will assume the role on October 1, replacing German René Obermann, and will be the first woman and the first non-French or German in the position since the group's founding in 1970.

Deutsche Bahn is on course for a profit turnaround after billions in losses, according to CEO Evelyn Palla. This year could end without losses on the bottom line.

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Aesthetic medical product developer BNCERA has opened its first manufacturing plant in Korea in Incheon's Namdong District, accelerating production of fillers and skin boosters. The opening ceremony drew company executives, local officials, and partners, followed by the BNCERA Aesthetic Medicine Congress previewing next-generation products. Built to GMP standards, the facility aims to meet rising global demand with enhanced quality control.

Compañía Sudamericana de Vapores (CSAV), part of Grupo Luksic, reported profits of US$213.1 million for 2025, down 45% from 2024. The decline stems mainly from lower results at its key investment Hapag-Lloyd, due to reduced freight rates and higher operating costs.

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Chile's National Economic Prosecutor's Office (FNE) has ordered an investigation into the effects of Molycop's acquisition by India's Tega Industries and Apollo Global Management funds. The deal, announced in September 2025 and valued at about $1.5 billion, gives Tega a 77% stake and Apollo 23%. The regulator aims to rule out risks to free competition in the national market.

McDonald’s Japan announced on Tuesday that it will raise prices by ¥10 to ¥50 on approximately 60% of its menu items starting Wednesday. The Big Mac will cost ¥500 and the Double Cheeseburger ¥480. The company cited rising raw material, energy, and labor costs as reasons.

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SK Telecom gained 342,000 customers through mobile number portability last month, boosted by KT's waiver of early termination fees following a major data breach. This marked a 184.7 percent increase from the previous month, with most switchers coming from KT. The fee waiver was part of KT's compensation measures after a September data leak that led to unauthorized micropayments.

 

 

 

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