After all the bad publicity surrounding stationery retailer CNA’s business rescue, the process to save the ailing firm has to be above board and ensure all have confidence in it. 

Before it was placed into business rescue and with unpaid bills mounting, directors of the retailer disagreed about the way forward and minority shareholder Benjamin Trisk was asked to step down from his CEO position...

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