2014年5月6日 星期二

In the Royal Mail debacle, shares sold at £1.7bn rose to £2.7bn...

'In the Royal Mail debacle, shares sold at £1.7bn rose to £2.7bn. The 16 investors chosen as "long-term" custodians included the most wolfish hedge funds, who sold the shares at once. Let's hope that ends any pretence that shareholders look after companies' (via Comment is free)
Polly Toynbee: From the Land Registry to East Coast rail, valuable public assets are being frittered away despite the many cautionary tales
The Guardian|由 Polly Toynbee 上傳

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