ANALYSIS: Limbo the risk as Sir Stuart takes his bow
Author: Richard Woodard | 25 May 2010
You could hardly blame Sir Stuart Rose for feeling a little demob happy as he presided over his last set of Marks & Spencer full-year results.
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