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[Financial Times] - Last week Neil Gaydon, Pace's chief executive, lost his job after a string of profit warnings and a dive in the share price. Please don't cut articles from FT.com and redistribute by email or post to the web.
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[The Guardian] - P45 Neil Gaydon leaves Pace after profit warnings. P56 i James Murdoch knew extent of scandal, says former aide. P6 Sort out confusion over Milly Dowler voicemail by Christmas, orders Leveson. P6 Time magazine person of the year - the protestor.
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www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - After presiding over three profit warnings this year alone, the resignation of Neil Gaydon as chief executive of Pace saw the set-top box manufacturer power up 3p to p. Meanwhile, with gold prices on the slide, Allied Gold Mining dropped 9.2p to
£500k pay-out for parting Pace boss Neil Gaydon
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Neil Gaydon, the chief executive of Pace, has walked away from the company with around £ after presiding over a string of profit warnings and the collapse of its share price. Mr Gaydon, who spent 16 years at Pace, including five as chief
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