UK: Disgruntled M&S investors "plan AGM revolt"
By: just-food.com | 7 July 2008
Some 30% of shareholders in UK retailer Marks & Spencer are expected to vote against the plans to hand chief executive Sir Stuart Rose the role of executive chairman at the company's AGM this week.
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Some 30% of shareholders in UK retailer Marks & Spencer are expected to vote against the plans to hand chief executive Sir Stuart Rose the role of executive chairman at the company's AGM this week.
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