Staff moves in the Med

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Noatum (ex-Dragados SPL), the leading Spanish container terminal operator now owned by JP Morgan and Stichting, has appointed fomer Hutchison Port Terminals’ CEO Chris Gray as executive chairman, to work alongside CEO Douglas Schultz.

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