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The first criminal case against Markus Jooste (62), disgraced former CEO of Steinhoff, begins on Tuesday in Oldenburg, Germany. Here's everything you need to know. | News24_Business

The first criminal case against Markus Jooste , disgraced former CEO of Steinhoff, begins on Tuesday in Oldenburg, Germany.

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