Today's column is being written as a warning to directors that the rabble are winning.
As an ancient director of Blue Sky Mines, Pierpont enjoys a life of high fees, long lunches and little responsibility, all paid for by that rabble known as shareholders who – just because they put money into the company – are under the delusion they have some rights over what it does.
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Trevor Sykes writes on Business specialising in Mining, Energy, Shares. Trevor applies his acerbic wit to Australian business as Pierpont.
