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08/06/2007
In 2004 the AA was taken over by a private equity company. The Money Programme's Max Flint asks is it asset stripping or the best way to re-vitalise a famous old company?
In 2004 Britain's largest roadside rescue service was taken over by the new city phenomenon: the private equity company. The workforce has been reduced, the number of patrol drivers cut and massive loans taken out. The Money Programme's Max Flint investigates these new super-successful business execs and asks whether it is asset stripping or a good way to revitalise an old business.
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Sat 9 Jun 200718:50
BBC Two Scotland
