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Paul Seixas, at only 20 years old, won his first Monument solo at the Tour of Lombardy, thus boosting his career and attracting the attention of managers and sponsors, including Decathlon CMA CGM, who are trying to convince him to stay with their team beyond 2027. #Cyclisme #PaulSeixas #TourDeLombardie (translated)

Réact StarAc indicated that Adèle Castillon would come to the castle and that Ben Mazué would participate in the prime. The account also announced an All Access workshop dedicated to life after Star Academy, featuring an image expert, editors, and a manager, and specified that Ben Mazué would be going to the castle this week. Waxx would accompany the students each week for their performances. #StarAcademy #StarAcademy #Musique #Événements (translated)

Cornelius Granig, a former manager and entrepreneur with extensive experience in Ukraine, expresses in an interview his great concern about the upcoming winter in Ukraine, which could be marked by prolonged cold and attacks on infrastructure, and emphasizes the need for the Austrian economy to prepare for the country's reconstruction already now. #UkrainischeWirtschaft #Wiederaufbau #HilfeFürUkraine (translated)

The AfD parliamentary group in Saxony announced that AfD MP Jörg Dornau had requested the state government to disclose the performance-related compensation of executives at companies in which the Free State has a stake (Drs. 8/7237). This includes, among others, Mitteldeutsche Flughafen AG, Leipzig Trade Fair, the SAENA Energy Agency, and the porcelain manufactory. Regarding the Leipzig Trade Fair, Dornau received information that there are 42.5 executives in full-time equivalents. The government refused to provide details on fixed salaries and bonus payments. According to publicly accessible sources, the AfD parliamentary group deduced that the CEO of Mitteldeutsche Flughafen AG, including bonuses, is likely to earn between 400,000 to 550,000 euros gross annually. The AfD also found years ago that savings bank executives in Dresden likely earn more than 50,000 euros per month on average (7/10922). Dornau accused the government of not disclosing the compensation of executives at companies with state participation of 51 to 100 percent because this would be difficult to convey to citizens. He assessed that some managers are not very successful but earn more than Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Dornau demanded that the salaries of the CEOs be made publicly accessible, like those of public broadcasting, to avoid the impression of a “CDU cliquishness.” #AfD #Sachsen #JörgDornau #CDU #FriedrichMerz #Landesbeteiligungen #Spitzengehälter #Transparenz #LeipzigerMesse #MitteldeutscheFlughafenAG #AfD #Transparenz #Sachsen (translated)

The book industry opposes the unauthorized use of its works for training artificial intelligence and is considering criminal measures against responsible AI managers, as Rainer Dresen from Penguin Random House explained at the Frankfurt Book Fair. #Urheberrecht #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Buchbranche (translated)

Petr Němec stated that he created an interface for office manager Anička for purchasing beverages for the office, so that all employees could benefit from the use of AI. According to him, it is connected via MCP to Rohlík and Košík, and AI divides the purchase among stores to make it as cheap as possible, and prepares the order, which Němec then confirms and pays. He also added a calculation of sugar content and kilojoules to help employees shop more responsibly. #AI #kancelář #nákupy (translated)

The post said Pep Guardiola planned to attend Manchester City’s match against PSG at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday the following week, marking his first return since leaving his role as City manager. It cited Paul Hirst’s report and recalled that Guardiola had said a few days earlier, “I am with you, I’ll be with you,” after the Premier League verdict. https://t.co/uNeSZIzFz7 #ManCity #PSG #PepGuardiola #GB #FR

"Personally, we have never received a guarantee communication before and from today we will do our job knowing what those in this situation feel. We respect the judiciary and are confident that we can clarify the correctness of our actions. But there is one thing we want to say regarding the matter. We believe we have always respected the profession of journalism and have always defended, with seriousness and respect, the reasons of the companies and managers for whom we work, always staying within ethical and professional boundaries. It is our job and we believe we have done it correctly." Gianluca Comin and Gianluca Giansante, executives of the consulting firm Comin Partners: "Personally, we have never received a guarantee communication before and from today we will do our job knowing what those in this situation feel. We respect the judiciary and are confident that we can clarify the correctness of our actions. But there is one thing we want to say regarding the matter. We believe we have always respected the profession of journalism and have always defended, with seriousness and respect, the reasons of the companies and managers for whom we work, always staying within ethical and professional boundaries. It is our job and we believe we have done it correctly." #UniPegaso #corruzione #inchiesta (translated)

Cristiano Ronaldo claimed that the Portuguese coach had proposed a plan for him to participate in international matches, which he accepted. According to him, the plan stipulated that he would play in the first and last match and would not go to Norway or Denmark. However, he had agreed to play 30 minutes in Norway at the coach's request. Ronaldo then reproached the coach for breaking his word. He said they had agreed that the coach would acknowledge in a press conference that he had proposed the plan, that Ronaldo had never asked to play, and that it was wrong of him to make him warm up without putting him in the game. Simão Coutinho, a manager at Al Nassr, had witnessed their exchanges, he specified. Ronaldo felt that the tone of the coach during the press conference was different from that of their private conversation. The Portuguese captain acknowledged that he had been wrong not to greet the supporters after the match and for leaving the gathering. He apologized to them, as well as to his teammates, while explaining that the breach of trust had led him to leave. He also stated that he accepted the Federation's sanction and indicated that he would remain available for the national team after his suspension, provided he was fit and playing for his club. #CristianoRonaldo #ÉquipeNationale #Football (translated)

The author accused Emmanuel Macron of behaving like a toxic manager, describing him as turning his back on the high school protests and looking into the distance, while a test ballistic missile had, according to him, just been launched from a nuclear submarine. He felt that this posture meant that the president was indifferent to the high school students and their future. https://t.co/2hkTHyvIdx #Macron #Toxicité #Manif #FR #US (translated)