Editor-in-chief leaves L'Agéfi
The two executives of the French-speaking business newspaper L'Agéfi, Editor-in-Chief Christophe Roulet and his Gian Pozzy will be leaving the publishing house in the next two months. leave the publishing house in the next two months.
The two executives from Western Switzerland
business newspaper L'Agéfi, editor-in-chief Christophe Roulet and his
Vice Gian Pozzy will take over the publishing house in the next two months.
left the company. Both have handed in their resignations as the dispute over
the content of the newspaper with the publisher and main shareholder
Alain Fabarez has caused too great a difference of opinion.
Financial aspects are not the cause, according to the
SDA statement. Fabarez, for his part, denies that an increasingly
more prominent political orientation the liberal line of the newspaper
endangered. The newspaper's course has not changed. The
Charles Poncet, President of the Agefi Board of Directors, expressed his regret at the
the departures.
business newspaper L'Agéfi, editor-in-chief Christophe Roulet and his
Vice Gian Pozzy will take over the publishing house in the next two months.
left the company. Both have handed in their resignations as the dispute over
the content of the newspaper with the publisher and main shareholder
Alain Fabarez has caused too great a difference of opinion.
Financial aspects are not the cause, according to the
SDA statement. Fabarez, for his part, denies that an increasingly
more prominent political orientation the liberal line of the newspaper
endangered. The newspaper's course has not changed. The
Charles Poncet, President of the Agefi Board of Directors, expressed his regret at the
the departures.
