Marcus Resigning - CFO, page-21

That is true , transparency is a trust issue , once broken its hard to recuperate. Here is the question I have on this, have they filled in the "omitted" gaps , are they more transparent now than then ( but prudent enough not to risk a leak in commercially sensitive information?) In short have they been rapped over the knuckles and are now " behaving " in a more transparent manner. To be fair NO-ONE wants information that would have the shares plummet but sharing that information is never as dramatic when you have a plan out of the quagmire. IMO