Losses at problem child Game continue to balloon, yet CEO Mitch Slape remains adamant he’s on the right path.
Game might be into its third year of losses, but Massmart CEO Mitch Slape is resolute about holding onto it.
What he describes as a"fundamentally different" business could turn a profit in 12 months, he says, thanks to structural interventions and a big improvement in"look and feel"...A subscription helps you enjoy the best of our business content every day along with benefits such as articles from our international business news partners; ProfileData financial data; and digital access to the Sunday Times and Sunday Times Daily.
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Why Mitch Slape won’t ditch GameLosses at problem child Game continue to balloon, yet CEO Mitch Slape remains adamant he’s on the right path
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Why Mitch Slape won’t ditch GameLosses at problem child Game continue to balloon, yet CEO Mitch Slape remains adamant he’s on the right path.
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Why Mitch Slape won’t ditch GameLosses at problem child Game continue to balloon, yet CEO Mitch Slape remains adamant he’s on the right path.
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Why Mitch Slape won’t ditch GameLosses at problem child Game continue to balloon, yet CEO Mitch Slape remains adamant he’s on the right path
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Why Mitch Slape won’t ditch GameLosses at problem child Game continue to balloon, yet CEO Mitch Slape remains adamant he’s on the right path.
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Why Mitch Slape won’t ditch GameLosses at problem child Game continue to balloon, yet CEO Mitch Slape remains adamant he’s on the right path.
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