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16th March 2020 | 11:33

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positionalpor

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Appointments and practices

https://www.forbes.com/sites/willhor.../#4b95a96c6d83

17th March 2020 | 22:44

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FlexibleResponse

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From: GC Paradise

This would be a very good move.

17th March 2020 | 23:12

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cxorcist

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From: Polar Route

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Originally Posted by FlexibleResponse

This would be a very good move.

Well, that very much depends on who they choose. However, it couldn’t be much worse than another Swire Prince.

18th March 2020 | 01:27

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Progress Wanchai

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From: The Cesspit

Wow!!

This is groundbreaking news. Imagine a CFO who acts in the interests of ALL the shareholders instead of 45% of them. Unprecedented.

Now they just need a CEO, chairman, etc who will do the same.

Last edited by Progress Wanchai; 18th March 2020 at 02:21.

18th March 2020 | 01:59

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Flex88

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From: HK-CRoC

Yes it could...

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Originally Posted by cxorcist

Well, that very much depends on who they choose. However, it couldn’t be much worse than another Swire Prince.

Think PRC money man... Perfect job for one of the "Belt and Road" gangsters

18th March 2020 | 03:01

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mngmt mole

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I love that last sentence in the article. The common man, "booked himself and his family on Etihad in economy". Alright Martin, that should just about make up for the $4 BILLION USD loss in fuel hedging under your watch. What a crock piece of journalism. Enjoying retirement, and it's articles like this that remind me just how good it feels to be out of the toxic cesspit.