The European head of British Telecom, Conrad Sciolla, is leaving the company following the outbreak of the scandal over the accounting irregularities of the Italian subsidiary which cost the group £530m. “Corrado is leaving the company, what happened happened while he was in charge,” BT explained. British Telecom group gross profit fell 37% in the third quarter (ended 31 December) to £526 million.
British Telecom scandal, Sciolla leaves the group
The Italian manager leaves the company after the outbreak of the scandal over the accounting irregularities of the Italian subsidiary which cost the group 530 million pounds.
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