(Reuters) - French technology company Atos on Wednesday said it would appoint Chairman Jean Pierre Mustier as CEO to replace the departing Paul Saleh.
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A total of 10 people were injured in the accident that occurred at Jinjiang Road in Panlong District at 9.58pm, according to the district's emergency management bureau.
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