As with its aircraft engines, there are a lot of moving parts to Rolls-Royce — not least in some of its newest ventures.
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What do you do if you are the chief executive of a company whose share price has risen by more than 1,200% since you took the job?
If you are Tufan Erginbilgiç, chief executive of Rolls-Royce
, you declare your ambition to make the company the largest on the London Stock Exchange.
The enginemaker is now the fifth-largest stock in the FTSE 100, with British American Tobacco already in the rear-view mirror and…
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