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Fincantieri: Giordo fired by Bono without just cause

Removed shortly before end of his tenure, ball passes to new CEO

Giuseppe Giordo has been officially dismissed without cause. He no longer holds the post of general manager of the Fincantieri Group's Naval Ships Division. The decision was formalized on Friday, May 6, in a letter signed by the now former CEO Giuseppe Bono. It is difficult to fully understand the motivations behind such a move, which opens an intricate issue left in the hands of the new CEO, Pierroberto...

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Trieste, Italy, 05/13/2022 14:50
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