EasyJet fends off attempt to oust chairman
A resolution to eject Michael Rake, who is also deputy chairman of Barclays, failed to win the support of the majority of shares at a meeting at its Luton Airport base, with 53.3% rejecting the proposal.
However, because Mr Haji-Ioannou, along with members of his family controls 37.5% of the shares and not all shareholders voted, the result means that nearly 96% of the shares not under his control voted in favour of Mr Rake.
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