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Air France shares in tailspin after CEO quits

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Published Mon, May 7, 2018 · 07:36 AM

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    [PARIS] Air France shares went into a tailspin on the Paris stock exchange on Monday, falling by 13 per cent after the resignation of the company's CEO.

    Air France-KLM boss Jean-Marc Janaillac announced his resignation on Friday after staff at the carrier's French operations rejected a pay deal aimed at ending months of walkouts.

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