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• Reuters has further clarified its senior staff appointments by giving Alex Hungate and Phil Lynch the positions of co-CEO of Reuters America, assuming the post held by Tom Glocer, who is to become CEO of Reuters in July. Hungate and Lynch, who previously held the joint roles of co-COO of Reuters America, will report to Philip Green, CEO of Reuters Financial. Prior to that, Hungate, who joined Reuters in 1993 and helped found Reuters New Media in 1994, held senior sales and marketing positions
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