Ann: Managing Director Resigns, page-92

Playing devil's advocate here - did it occur to anyone that this could be a strategic move? Take CJ out of the firing line and put in a new MD who can't be held accountable for past indiscretions / lack of results / trust?

Maybe, but going forward we do need someone at the helm who can get back shareholder's confidence and get this back on track. CJ has made the right call and maybe taking a back seat for now. He still has his reputation on the line to be instrumental in making MUS a successful company. I believe he will still give this a red hot go.

All in my own opinion of course.