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  • Target Gains CEO from PepsiCo

    As Targets new CEO, Brian Cornells top priorities will be accelerating the companys performance and advancing Targets omnichannel evolution.
  • Walmart US CEO Steps Down

    Bill Simon's successor, Greg Foran, joined the company in October 2011 and became President and CEO of Walmart China in March 2012.
  • Redrawing the Frontiers

    CG companies are in need of an overhaul. Historically, it was logical to structure a multinational's operations on the basis of geography, but this way of working is no longer fit for purpose due to factors such as globalization and different levels of digital maturity. At the same time, companies now require much more sophisticated approaches to engage and excite their customers.
  • Experts Debunk S&OP Myths

    Many early adopters of demand-driven strategies found that focusing on S&OP enabled substantial operational improvements. Yet, there are still many myths that prevent practitioners from incorporating data and technology. Let our experts help you wade through the falsehoods to adopt best-in-class practices.
  • New Coty Joint Venture Focuses on Key Emerging Market

    The new entity will allow Coty to consolidate the distribution of its products and ensure a cohesive marketing strategy throughout the United Arab Emirates.
  • lululemon athletica Appoints CEO

    The new CEO comes after Christine Day stepped down, who served the company during an embarrassing sheer-pants quality problem and controversial remarks made by founder Chip Wilson.
  • Nestl Expands Factory Production in Turkey

    Nestl has invested CHF 9.9 million to expand production at one of its major regional manufacturing hubs, in western Turkey, creating an additional 100 jobs.
  • Walmart Elects New CEO

    Mike Duke retires as CEO after delivering strong financial performance and developing building blocks that position the company for continued success.
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