Lord Haskins, chairman of Express Dairies , has come under attack by John Royden, who has recently become a small shareholder in the firm. Royden, a self-confessed corporate carpetbagger, revealed that he intends to write to Express' shareholders this week calling for Haskins' resignation. Haskins, he argues, has been distracted from Express by his other interests, which include chairing
UK: Royden attacks Haskins' role at Express Dairies
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