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The Co-operative: CEO Resigns amid Turmoil and Calls for Reform,roup was ‘ungovernable’.. Sutherland’s resignation triggered an upheaval in the structure and composition of the group board. The directors met that evening in an emergency session to discuss a much needed review of the group’s governance structure.

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China: Land of Opportunity but Beware of Landmines,‘For foreign firms, China remains a potential eureka market, fraught with danger and surprises … China has become the fastest place on earth.’ Bill Fischer, Professor of Innovation Management at IMD

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