by Mark Goyder, CEO, Tomorrow’s Company
Stewardship or extractive capitalism? The contrast between the two models is perfectly illustrated by recent events at BHS and Tata Steel, says Mark Goyder of Tomorrow’s Company
On the same day that we read about the demise of BHS and Sir Philip Green defending his decision to sell to a former bankrupt, we learn that Tata Steel are rethinking their plan to sell the Port Talbot steel plant because none of the potential buyers would guarantee keeping it open more than three years.
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