Latest News Headlines Chairman

European companies suffer from innumerable rules. That said Chairman Eric Schmidt Alphabet, parent company Google on Tuesday in Amsterdam at an event for start-ups.

Prince Constantijn Tuesday quite mixed up in Amsterdam. The prince was chairman present at Startup Fest Europe in the Beurs van Berlage and there tried a virtual reality glasses in a special rocker chair.

Anxiously awaits Austria who the new head of state. The two remaining candidates went up late last night head-to-head. Today 720,000 letter voters are counted. Therefore, it remains unclear whether the far-right EU critic Norbert Hofer (45) is President in the Hofburg.

In the search for the airliner EgyptAir have regained body parts.,, The Egyptian navy was able to store even more remains of the plane, some belongings of the passengers, human remains and aircraft seats. '

Javier Ferran will start working from next year as the new chairman at the board of Diageo, including the famous whiskey brand Johnnie Walker producer.

Christian Kern Tuesday in Vienna sworn in as Chancellor of Austria. The fifty-Social Democrat SPÖ is the thirteenth postwar chancellor of the Alpine Republic. He succeeds Werner Faymann who unexpectedly resigned his post on 9 May.

The chances are very small that the European Union has agreed for the summer with visa-free travel for Turks. The European Parliament will only put this issue on the agenda when Turkey has fulfilled all the conditions.

The German anti-immigration party Alternative for Germany (AfD) will visit the Central Muslim Council in Germany. The party acting in accordance with German media an invitation for a conversation.

Bernie Sanders on Tuesday (local time) won the Democratic primary in West Virginia. After 88 percent of the votes counted, showed that 51.3 percent of voters had opted for Sanders. Hillary Clinton got 36.1 percent of the electorate behind him.

British Prime Minister David Cameron said in an interview with the Queen that on an anti-corruption summit Thursday in London, leaders come from 'incredibly corrupt countries'. 'There are a number of leaders of incredibly corrupt countries to Britain from Nigeria and Afghanistan, probably the most corrupt countries in the world,' Cameron told the queen.

The chairman of a German media group last week sided with the satirist who watch the wrath of the Turkish President on the neck made it does not on its words. This has given a German court Tuesday. Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan had a gag order requested by Matthias Döpfner, the CEO of Axel Springer, but then received no reply to the court.

A leading French parliamentarian on Monday resigned as vice chairman of the Assembly after other MPs had accused him of sexual harassment. Although the French parliament known for his sexist undercurrents, it rarely happens that having consequences.

The FBI has interviewed several employees of Hillary Clinton about her use of a personal e-mail server as foreign minister. The Democratic presidential candidate himself also likely to be questioned in the coming weeks, CNN reports.

Republican Paul Ryan, chairman of the US House of Representatives, there is not yet ready to support Donald Trump as a candidate of his party in the US presidential election. Ryan, a key Republican leaders, let it know Thursday.

Travel agents get a new mega competitor. Privately, Google is trying to test a new reisapp to consumers, which they themselves can seek his vacation and books.

A 18-year-old Australian goalkeeper did not survive a lightning strike. The talented Stefan Petrovski was on April 5 with his Malaysian club Melaka United on the training ground, when suddenly lightning struck and hit the 18 year old keeper. More than three weeks after the fatal accident, he died in hospital.

Both the Turkish President Erdogan and the Turkish Prime Minister Davutoglu their party colleague, parliament chairman Ismail Kahraman, reprimanded after they had argued for a religious constitution.

Dennis Hastert, a former chairman of the US House of Representatives on Wednesday sentenced to fifteen months in prison and fined $ 250,000 because of a financial crime that he committed to keep quiet about the sexual abuse of a child. The abuse of several children Hastert could not be prosecuted because those issues have already been barred.

Turkey will continue in the new constitution is a secular state where religion and state are separated. Has stated the Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Wednesday.

Turkey needs a new constitution explicitly religious in which the idea of ​​a secular state is rejected. That said, the Turkish parliament chairman Ismail Kahraman Monday.

Turkey meets 35 of the 72 requirements to qualify for visa-free travel to the European Union. That migration director Marta Cygan of the European Commission said Thursday.

The political chaos in Brazil, a good three months before the Olympics, complete. The host country has coming weeks actually two presidents.

The Republican chairman of the US House of Representatives, Paul Ryan, has ruled out a bid for the presidency in November Tuesday. Ryan, who many Republicans who do not warm up to the flamboyant Donald Trump or the arch-conservative Ted Cruz had pinned their hopes, indicated that he would not accept a nomination by his party.

One of the longest serving managers in the fast food industry, the president of McDonald's, retires. The 86-year-old Andrew McKenna was a quarter of a century in the government of the world's largest hamburger chain, with more than ten years as supervisory chairman (chairman).

Panama should not be used as a scapegoat and is certainly not a tax haven. This minister and close associate of President Juan Carlos Varela Rodriguez, Alvaro Aleman, stressed Tuesday in response to the publication of the 'Panama Papers. Showing to all appearances in detail what the Panamanian financial and legal consultancy Mossack Fonseca amp; Co. has done in helping setting up offshore companies for many clients.

The numerous accusations against the Kremlin on Sunday published 'Panama Papers are part of the propaganda of the West against Russia. That said Monday the chairman of the committee safety of the Russian parliament, Irina Jarovaja.

Presidential candidate Donald Trump claims to have had 'a nice conversation' with Reince Priebus, the party chairman of the Republican Party. Trump had to Thursday excited to know through Twitter. The meeting comes as a surprise.

The Russian government 'isolates himself 'by not participating in the Nuclear Security Summit held in Washington on Thursday and Friday. That takes at least the national security of US President Barack Obama. 'This is above all a missed opportunity for Russia itself,' said the vice chairman of the board Tuesday.

The Spanish telecommunications company Telefónica has a new CEO after sixteen years. César Alierta, who is seen as one of the most influential men in the Spanish business world, Tuesday announced his departure.

The federal parliament in Brussels in force since Sunday again the highest threat level. That said parliament chairman Siegfried Bracke Tuesday.