Top executives face the chop

? Running a company is a thankless task now that chairmen and CEOs are regarded with suspicion not admiration. In a further affront, in the UK at least, any CEO who makes a deal to become chairman of a merged company may well face the chop.

Michael Green is to relinquish CEO role once Granada merger is approved

Running a company is a thankless task now that chairmen and CEOs are regarded with suspicion not admiration. In a further affront, in the UK at least, any CEO who makes a deal to become chairman of a merged company may well face the chop.

Top executives at merging companies will be scrabbling to keep their jobs if the Carlton/Granada deal is anything to go by.

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