Cathay Pacific boss quits after Hong Kong airport protests hit share price
(The Guardian World News)

Rupert Hogg ousted and new management brought in to `reset confidence´, says chairCathay Pacific´s boss has quit after protests in Hong Kong led to the airline´s share price plunge, as it came under intense pressure from Chinese authorities to rein in employees who supported the demonstrators.Rupert Hogg, the British chief executive, tendered his resignation to the board on Friday, along with the chief customer and commercial officer, Paul Loo. Continue reading...