M&S boss Sir Stuart Rose should enjoy the £1bn profit while it lasts
telegraph.co.uk     20-May-2008            

By James Hall, Retail Editor So Marks & Spencer's profits have hit the fabled £1bn mark - but at what cost? Pre-tax profit came in at £1.007bn, ahead of analysts' forecasts. The figure ensures that Sir Stuart Rose, M&S's chief executive for the last four years, steps up to the chairman's role... [read full story]                    


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