just On Call: Diageo boss 'ambivalent' over possible Whyte & Mackay sell-off
By James Wilmore | 9 November 2012
Diageo boss Paul Walsh has said he is "ambivalent" about the possible prospect of losing Whyte & Mackay to ensure the United Spirits deal goes through.
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Diageo boss Paul Walsh has said he is "ambivalent" about the possible prospect of losing Whyte & Mackay to ensure the United Spirits deal goes through.
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