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Ross quits Olympic advisory role

By Andrew Parker, Bob Sherwood and Daniel Thomas in London

Published: December 9 2008 20:54 | Last updated: December 9 2008 20:54

David Ross, the entrepreneur under investigation for possible breaches of stock exchange rules, on Tuesday bowed to growing pressure by quitting as chairman of National Express and relinquishing his advisory roles for the London Olympics.

The Financial Services Authority is investigating Mr Ross, who resigned as deputy chairman of Carphone Warehouse on Monday, after failing to disclose that he had pledged shares in it and three other public companies as collateral against personal loans.

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