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Is the usa experiencing a "CEO layoff trend"? The number of CEOs leaving this year has reached a record high.
①Last Sunday and Monday Eastern Time, both intel and Stellantis' CEOs announced their resignations, highlighting a wide trend in the entire business sector in the usa - the "layoff tide" of CEOs.②The number of CEO resignations in the usa has reached a record high this year, with more than 1800 CEOs announcing their resignations as of October, indicating an increased risk appetite and a desire for leaders to address the complex business environment and turn the company's situation around.
Express News | Starbucks has launched a co-branded credit card in China for the first time.
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The European Commission's investigation has concluded: amazon (AMZN.US), Fiat, and starbucks (SBUX.US) did not receive illegal tax benefits.
The European Commission has completed its investigation into the state aid granted by Luxembourg and the Netherlands to amazon, fiat, and starbucks in the form of tax rulings, confirming that these companies did not receive selective tax benefits that violate EU state aid rules.
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A 47-year high! Global coffee prices surged 70% due to tight supply and EU regulations within the year.
①On Wednesday, Arabica coffee bean prices soared to their highest level in nearly 50 years, rising more than 70% year-to-date; ②The main reasons for the price increase are supply shortages, uncertainty over the EU Zero Deforestation Act, leading to a surge in panic buying; ③Trump's proposal to impose tariffs has also raised concerns among coffee roasters.