Investors are selling Boohoo shares now. They could have intervened far earlier

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The inquiry into the fashion chain should question the asset management’s industry’s timid approach to ethical issues

Photograph: Rachel Murray/Getty ImagesPhotograph: Rachel Murray/Getty Images‘Inadequate in scope, timeliness and gravity.” The verdict from Aberdeen Standard Investment on Boohoo’s response to allegations of supply chain abuses was damning. Even as the fast-fashion group appointed an independent lawyer to investigate, the investment house said on Friday that it had had enough, andAll three criticisms appear justified.

 

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I actually feel sorry for Boohoo, and investors see details the media dont, and therefore its share price will rise again.

TaraVanHo And they might have had they not been profiting from these abuses themselves.

Boohoo paying staff £3.50 an hour in Leicester sweatshops is modern day slavery.

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