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Who’s on the move today? CMR Surgical CMR Surgical, the British company developing a next-generation surgical robot, has announced the appointment of Ingeborg Øie as chief financial officer and member of the Board of Directors, effective from 25 February 2019. Ingeborg joins CMR Surgical from Smith & Nephew, the FTSE 100 global medical technology business, where she was most recently finance director of Canada and previously vice president for global investor relations in the corporate headquarters since 2014. Ingeborg has significant experience in the medical devices sector having started her career as a medical devices analyst at Goldman Sachs and later becoming managing director and head of medical devices and healthcare services coverage at Jefferies International. She is currently a non-executive director of Georgia Healthcare Group, the London Stock Exchange Main Market-listed healthcare services group. The Ozone Project The Ozone Project, the transparent and brand … [Read more...] about City Moves for 12 February – who’s switching jobs at CMR Surgical, The Ozone Project and Deloitte?

Who’s changing jobs today? Superunion WPP global brand agency Superunion today announced the appointment of Holly Maguire as UK managing director to drive the growth of its UK business. Holly will be responsible for managing key client relationships with the likes of Coca-Cola, IAG, Nestle, Tesco and Vodafone, and building the success of Superunion since its launch in January 2018. Holly Maguire joins Superunion from BBH where she was managing partner. Prior to that she held regional business development roles at Anomaly and Isobar, where she was also head of account management with responsibility for clients including Google and Three. Holly held further client leadership roles at CHI&Partners and McCann London working with News International, Argos, Unilever, Nestle and Bacardi-Martini. Opengamma Former MD head of Credit Suisse’s EMEA derivatives business Stephen Plestis has been snapped up by Opengamma to spearhead their sales team. The appointment follows a … [Read more...] about City Moves for 21 January – who’s switching jobs at Superunion, Opengamma and Aviva?

SAN FRANCISCO -- Intel Corp operates mostly outside the Apple-sphere, and that is exactly why whatever it says next week about business in its vital Chinese market matters so much for investors. Apple rattled global markets this month when the iPhone maker cut its revenue outlook for the first time in 15 years, blaming factors like the US-China trade dispute and a slowdown in the Chinese economy. Upcoming quarterly scorecards from Intel, Texas Instruments and other chipmakers, as well as Ford Motor Co, will shed light on whether Apple made a convenient excuse for its own troubles or revealed a strengthening headwind faced by global companies that rely on China for a big chunk of their sales. "They should give us a good gauge of what is happening in China beyond smartphones because Texas Instruments is mostly industrials and autos, and Intel is PCs and servers, and they're not being driven by the Apple smartphone situation," said Daniel Morgan, a portfolio manager at Synovus Trust … [Read more...] about US chipmakers earnings may give clues on China hazard