Global share market turmoil could scupper the government’s plans to sell up to 49% of four government owned energy companies, says a visiting expert on privatisation.
Bill Megginson, an international authority on privatisation, praised the government’s plans to open up more state owned
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Rob Hosking and Colin Williscroft
Tue, 09 Aug 2011
Tue, 09 Aug 2011
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World economic turmoil 'could derail' Nat’s asset sale plans
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