At one point, Liu’s character Dave, a no-nonsense, all-business diver says matter-of-factly at that it’s a body recovery, not a rescue. Deep-sea saturation diving is a dangerous business, described at the start of the film as the most dangerous job on earth. Chris tells his fiancé, in a short introduction, that it’s no more dangerous than going to space. She replies that it’s funny that he thinks that is comforting.
car manufacturer navigates the impact of U.S. tariffs, burgeoning competition from China and the transition to electric vehicles.Antonio Filosa, who is currently Stellantis’ chief operating officer for the Americas and chief quality officer, takes the post effective June 23, when he is expected to announce his leadership team. He turns 52 next month.
, who resigned under pressure last year.The move returns the running of Stellantis, created from the 2021 merger of France’s PSA Peugeot with Italian-U.S. carmaker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, to Italian hands after three years under Tavares, who previously served as Peugeot’s top executive. John Elkann, heir to the Fiat-founding Agnelli family and the main shareholder in Stellantis through the Exor family holding company, remains chairman.Elkann praised Filosa’s “deep understanding of our company, including its people, who he views as our core strength, and of our industry.”
Robert Peugeot, who represents the second-largest shareholding family, said the board’s choice was unanimous, calling Filosa a “natural choice” due to his leadership track record and knowledge of the business and “the complex dynamics facing our industry.”Filosa joined Fiat in 1999, spending much of his career in Latin America, where he held positions from plant manager to head of purchasing and later chief operating officer. He was credited with making the Fiat brand the regional market leader and boosting the market share of the Peugeot, Citroen, Ram and Jeep brands. He also was CEO of the company’s top-selling Jeep brand.
Filosa was promoted to chief operating officer of the Americas in 2024 in
as sales slumped in North America, its main source of profits.“Diseases know no borders,” said Ocaranza, El Paso’s top public health doctor, “so as people are mobile, they’re going to be coming and receiving medical attention in El Paso but they may be living in Juarez.” It took a couple of months, but El Paso now has the highest measles case count in the state outside of West Texas with 38. Neighboring Ciudad Juarez has 14 cases as of Monday.
North America’s three biggest measles outbreaks continue to balloon, with more than 2,500 known cases; three people have died in the U.S. and one in Mexico. It started in the fall in Ontario, Canada; then took off in late January in Texas and New Mexico; and has rapidly spread in Chihuahua state, which is up to 786 cases since mid-February.These outbreaks are in areas with a notable population of certain Mennonite Christian communities who trace their migration over generations from
. Chihuahua health officials trace their first case to an 8-year-old Mennonite child who visited family in Seminole, got sick and spread the virus at school. And Ontario officials say their outbreak started at ainvolving Mennonite communities.