FTSE 100 closes 0.6pc lower BT sets target for a quarter of staff to be non-white Tom Stevenson: An omicron crash is unlikely – here's how to play the volatile markets Ambrose Evans-Pritchard : Inflation is traumatic for the Fed and existential for the eurozone Sign up here for our daily business briefing newsletter A ston Martin's finance chief is stepping down after just 18 months in a blow to billionaire Lawrence Stoll's turnaround plan that sent shares tumbling. The luxury car maker hired Mr Gregor, a 20-year Jaguar Land Rover veteran, shortly before Mercedes executive Tobias Moers joined as chief executive. The appointments were part of a drive by Mr Stroll to revitalise the company's fortunes. Mr Gregor's departure pushed shares down 7pc to £14.28, the second-biggest fall on the FTSE 250 that left the company worth £1.65bn. The stock was once trading at almost £110 following its £4bn listing in October 2018. Mr Gregor is leaving for personal reasons, the company said. A spokesman declined to comment further. He will stay on until the end of June while a successor is found. Mr Stroll said Mr Gregor had played a significant role in rebuilding Aston Martin’s financial position… Read full this story
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