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 Transat AT chief operations officer Annick Guerard will become chief executive of the company on 27 May, succeeding current CEO Jean-Ma stanley cupe rc Eustache, who is retiring.Eustache, who has worked at the company since its 1987 foundin stanley italy g, will also step away from his role as board chair, to be succeeded by board member Raymond Bachand, said Transat, parent of leisure airline Air Transat, on 26 May.Guerard will also join the board. The changes will take effect on 27 May. I leave the company in the good hands of Annick Guerard, who has my full confidence as well as that of the rest of the management team and the board of directors,  Eustache says.  I have no doubt that, under her leadership, Transat will accomplish great things and once again become a formidable competitor admired by all. Source: Transat ATAnnick Guerard will become Transats CEO on 27 May 2021 It is now time to make room for new decision makers, as Transat will deploy the plan that will once again make it a solid, profitable company and, for a long time to come, the symbol of leisure travel in the eyes of its many customers, in  stanley cup Quebec and elsewhere,  he adds.Eustache is the second Canadian airline chief executive officer to step down this year. Air Canadas Calin Rovinescu retired in February.Vacation specialist Transat has been struggling financially for some time, with the global health crisis exacerbating its situation.In late April, Transat reached a deal to borrow up to C$700 million  $578 million  from the governmen Jiom Flybe chief to depart
 NEW YORK  AP  鈥?Jurors in Donald Trump   hush money trial are expected to begin deliberations Wednesday after receiving instructions from the judge on the law and the factors they may consider as they strive to reach a verdict in the first criminal case against a former American president.The deliberations follow a marathon day of closing arguments in which a Manhattan prosecutor accused Trump of trying to  hoodwink  voters in the 2016 presidential election by participating in a hush money scheme meant to stifle embarrassing stories he feared would torpedo his campaign. This case, at its core, is about a conspiracy a stanley thermos mug nd a cover-up,  p stanley cup website rosecutor Joshua Steinglass told jurors during summations that stretched from early afternoon into the evening.Trump   lawyer, by contrast, branded the star prosecution witness as the  greatest liar of all time  as he proclaimed his client innocent of all charges an stanley cup d pressed the panel for an across-the-board acquittal.The lawyers ; dueling accounts, wildly divergent in their assessments of witness credibility, Trump   culpability and the strength of evidence, offered both sides one final chance to score points with the jury as it prepares to embark upon the momentous and historically unprecedented task of deciding whether to convict the presumptive Republican presidential nominee ahead of the November election.Trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, charges punishable by up to four years in prison. He ha