Orange risks losing CEO to fraud verdict

[Jamie McKane]

Orange risks losing CEO to fraud verdict

Orange SA risks losing its chief executive next week over decade-old allegations of fraud that have clouded his leadership of France’s biggest phone company.

A Paris court will decide on July 9 whether CEO Stephane Richard helped businessman Bernard Tapie cheat the government out of about 403 million euros ($455 million) in 2008, when he was chief of staff to then Finance Minister Christine Lagarde. He faces as much as 18 months in prison.

[Bloomberg]

 

[RedViking]

Lock him up! Thief! Nevermind the goverment, they probably stole millions form customers and unpaid bills to partners. 'TSEK!

 

[Thor]

Probably doing the same here now.

 

[ShaunSA]

Is it a loss if he's a thieving pos?

 

[falcon786]

Probably doing the same here now.

Here?

 

[RedViking]

Probably doing the same here now.

The scums closed down here in 2016 of robbing many clients including myself.

 

[supersunbird]

Probably doing the same here now.

The SA in Orange SA stand for Société Anonyme, which the the same as (Pty) Ltd in South Africa.