Two years ago, an international investment banker who predicted that by the end of the decade Japan's second largest car maker would be managed by Renault of France, or that a British company would take control of a Japanese telecoms group by successfully appealing to shareholders over the heads of management, would at best have been sacked, at worst been certified delusional....more
Two years ago, an international investment banker who predicted that by the end of the decade Japan's second largest car maker would be managed by Renault of France, or that a British company would take control of a Japanese telecoms group by successfully appealing to shareholders over the heads of management, would at best have been sacked, at worst been certified delusional....
