Chief executives running poorly performing businesses are almost a protected species as, according to a new survey, they rarely get the sack for failure.

Added: 2008-05-27

Failing bosses 'are rarely given sack'

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Consumers say Willie Walsh should exit after T5 fiasco

A majority of consumers believe that Willie Walsh, the chief executive of British Airways, should resign over the chaotic opening of Heathrow's Terminal 5, an exclusive survey for The Times has revealed.

Clara Furse furious in face of LSE bears

LSE chief executive Clara Furse is back in the firing line after a turbulent year, writes Louise Armitstead.

Trader sues over 'lap dance injury'

A Wall Street trader is seeking damages after allegedly being hit in the face by a stripper's high heel as she performed a lap dance for him.