From brickbats to clogs

Consider the risks of personal injury if shoe throwing catches on.

A certain level of apprehension is part and parcel of any official having to chair a public meeting. But fear levels of chief executives and other senior board members at banks will have spiked following the shoe-throwing incident at the general...

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From brickbats to clogs

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