Hi °C | Lo °C THE largest investor in National Express, American hedge fund Elliott Advisors, which has been lobbying the transport group to consider a sale or break-up of the business, said it expected Spain's Cosmen family, the firm's second biggest investor, to vote in favour of resolutions tabled for next month's annual shareholder meeting.
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