UK - An "uncomfortable" Carol Galley, co-chairman of Merrill Lynch Investment Mangers in London, faced more tough questions on Tuesday as she took the witness stand for second time in the landmark Unilever versus Merrill case.
Galley - once known as the City’s Ice Maiden - appeared to buckling under pressure when she admitted how she now regretted her move to delay telling Unilever when management of the portfolio had ch...
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