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Based on 5 verified sources covering Finland, Thailand:

Wärtsiläs vd Björn Rosengren kommer att lämna bolaget, enligt TV4 i Sverige. Rosengren ska enligt TV4 ta över efter vd Olof Faxander på verkstadskoncernen Sandvik. Wärtsilä kommenterar inte uppgifterna. [1]

FRANKFURT, Germany -- Incoming Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller has a tough road ahead as the German automaker struggles to rebuild its image and avoid devastating financial damage in the wake of an emissions-testing scandal. [2]

Stefan Jarl (b. 1941) Stefan Jarl is one of the most important and influential documentarists in contemporary Swedish cinema. Stefan Jarl was born in 1941 in Skara. From a left-wing perspective, he has highlighted social and environmental problems. [3]

TOKYO -- A Sony executive long seen as a prime candidate for the top job is finally getting his shot. [4]

New winds pull over the theatre in Svenskfinland - many theatres have received new bosses at the helm. (translated from sv) [5]

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