As Starbucks Corp. tries to turn things around this year, executives on Tuesday said lots of smaller moves were adding up to a bigger payoff, even as it prepares for job and menu cuts and tries to ...

Senate Republicans are set to hold a budget committee vote on Wednesday to move ahead with their two-pronged strategy to enact the president's budget. The move comes as House GOP has attempted to get ...

Thibaut Perrin-Faivre, chief executive officer of Ulla Johnson, looks to take the apparel brand to greater heights. Since assuming the CEO role in April, 2024, Perrin-Faivre has been strengthening ...

CORK, Ireland — Joakim Weidemanis will be the new CEO of Johnson Controls, effective Wednesday, March 12, following the company’s annual shareholders meeting, the board of directors announced ...

Johnson Controls’ (NYSE:JCI) stock jumped as much as 15% on Wednesday to touch a 17-year intraday high after reporting first-quarter earnings that were better than expected and naming a new ...

(RTTNews) - Johnson Controls Inc. (JCI), a technology and industrial firm, Wednesday announced the appointment of Joakim Weidemanis as Chief Executive Officer, with effect from March 12.

While the stock moved a lot since Niccol was announced its new CEO last August, I’d still much rather bet with him than bet against him even up here.” Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) is a prominent ...

Johnson & Johnson has wasted no time expanding its portfolio. In the past two years it has invested more than $60 billion into research and development (R&D), as well as mergers and acquisitions, ...

It’s nearly a year and a half since Johnson & Johnson split off its consumer ... D), as well as mergers and acquisitions, according to CEO Joaquin Duato. In January, the company announced ...

Call it the "whole paycheck" problem. For Starbucks (SBUX) CEO Brian Niccol to achieve maximum greatness — which would boil down to a sustained turnaround in North America sales by later this ...

Starbucks is following through on its commitment to get back to its roots, announcing plans to simplify the menu and reintroduce a condiment bar as part of the CEO's turnaround strategy.

Starbucks chairman and CEO Brian Niccol said in a virtual quarterly update message that the company is planning a roughly 30% reduction of the menu, which will affect both food and beverage items.