The Financial Times editorial yesterday on the conviction of Martin Lukes (former chief executive of a-b global and Financial Times contributor) for insider trading is illuminating:
"Mr Lukes has written for this newspaper since 1999. So readers might have expected the FT to support a campaign on his behalf. Not at all. We welcome the chance to show that London is serious about tackling white collar crime."
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The Financial Times editorial yesterday on the conviction of Martin Lukes (former chief executive of a-b global and Financial Times contributor) for insider trading is illuminating:
ReplyDelete"Mr Lukes has written for this newspaper since 1999. So readers might have expected the FT to support a campaign on his behalf. Not at all. We welcome the chance to show that London is serious about tackling white collar crime."
I understand Martin Lukes is a fictional character conjured up by Lucy Kellaway of the FT.
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