UK - Terra Firma-backed EMI loses CEO
The chief executive and chairman of EMI, the record label acquired by Terra Firma in a £3.2bn take-private last year, has resigned. The news comes ahead of a restructuring plan for the group expected to be announced next week that will see hundreds of jobs axed.
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