Investor thumbs down for Rose M&S role

Marks & Spencer’s attempts to win over critics of its controversial move to promote chief executive Stuart Rose were dealt a blow today.

Marks & Spencer’s attempts to win over critics of its controversial move to promote chief executive Stuart Rose were dealt a blow today.

Legal & General Investment Management, which has a 5% stake in the company, said a meeting with leading members of the M&S board failed to allay its concerns about Mr Rose’s planned new position as executive chairman, announced by the retailer two weeks ago.

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