The AA reported annual profit in line with depressed expectations after a boardroom bust-up at the motoring services company exposed problems that caused it to drop out of the FTSE 350 rankings. Trading earnings before interest, tax and other items fell 3% to 391m in the year to the end of January, in line with company guidance from September. As expected, the company slashed its annual dividend to 5p a share from 9.3p a year earlier. After new Chief Executive Simon Breakwell overhauled the ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...