Jacob Rees- Mogg, 12 ans. L'image montre un jeune Jacob Rees- Mogg, l'un des plus jeunes actionnaires de Britian. Il est photographié à la maison, faisant un stand public solitaire contre le géant General Electric Company. Jacob Rees-Mogg, âgé de douze ans, a déclaré que le dividende annuel de la société était « pathétique » lors de son assemblée annuelle à Londres. L'entreprise de 2 000 millions de livres paie aux actionnaires moins de 15p une part sur 476 millions de livres de bénéfices avec 54,5p une part. Jacob est le fils de l'ancien rédacteur en chef du Times, Sir William Rees-Mogg, a déclaré que le GEC pourrait facilement se permettre 30p par action. William Rees-Mogg est directeur du GEC et

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• Dimensions: 4480 x 6774 px | 37,9 x 57,4 cm | 14,9 x 22,6 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 11 septembre 1981
• Photographe: Mirrorpix

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Jacob Rees- Mogg, aged 12.Picture shows a young Jacob Rees- Mogg, one of Britian's youngest shareholders. He is pictured at home, making a lone public stand against the giant General Electric Company. Twelve year old Jacob Rees-Mogg hit out at the company's yearly dividend as "pathetic" at it's annual meeting in London. The 2, 000 million pounds firm is paying shareholders less than 15p a share out of 476 million pounds profits with 54.5p a share. Jacob is son of former editor of The times, Sir William Rees-Mogg, said GEC could easily afford 30p a share. William Rees-Mogg is a GEC director and voted with the board. Jacob started buying shares after receiving a 50 pounds inheritance. He takes advice from his stockbroker and bank manager, and says "but I mainly pick the shares myself". So far her has made 1, 000 profit which he used to buy antique silver. He has shares in about five different companies. Jacob is also accustomed to public speaking. He tackled millionaire Tiny rowland over Lonhro, at it's yearly meeting, but he approved the groups plan to win control of Harrods. "I like Harrods" Jacob explained. "I have a bank account there". And Jacob, whose heroes are GEC boss Arnold Weinstock, cricketer Geoff Boycott and Margaret Thatcher, always has his eye on business. When Daily Mirror photographer Julian Brown asked for his picture, Jacob demanded 25 pounds. Jacob Rees-Mogg, born Jacob William Rees-Mogg is Conservative MP for north East Somerset from 2010 to date (February 2018) Picture taken 11th September 1981.

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