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Text size [+][-]  Saturday March 20 2010GLOBAL EDITION

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18 Nov 2009 16:09

A new beginning

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Marc Bolland wasn’t hired because he helped turn around a troubled retailer, although Marks & Spencer might still need help in the recovery department. The ex-Heineken executive’s main goal is to push the UK retailer’s brand at home and abroad – exciting but risky for investors.

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