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Corporate Governance

  • Target is Target to CEO Brian Cornell

    Eliminating the multiple nameplates under which Target operates various store types is Chairman and CEO Brian Cornell’s latest move to simplify the retailer’s operations and identity.

  • Billabong looks to drive omnichannel growth with JustEnough

    Irvine, Calif. -- Billabong International has selected a retail suite from JustEnough’s retail suite of solutions to help transform its planning and replenishment processes across all its brands worldwide.

  • CVS Health surpasses expectations once again

    With second-quarter net revenues up 7.4% to $37.2 billion, CVS Health shows no signs of slowing down.

  • Former Goldman Sachs partner to lead Alibaba global growth

    Hangzhou, China – Alibaba Holding Group Inc. is tapping a former longtime partner at Goldman Sachs to oversee the online giant’s international growth.

    Michael Evans, who is also a member of the Alibaba board, has been named president of Alibaba Group, effective immediately.

  • J.C. Penney revs up omnichannel efforts with Home Depot, Target exec hires

    Plano, Texas -- J.C. Penney nabbed a key executive from Home Depot and also one from Target Corp. as it seeks to maximize the power, reach and integration of its omnichannel efforts.
     
    The department store retailer named Michael Amend, former VP of online, mobile and omnichannel for Home Depot, to the position of executive VP of omnichannel effective immediately. He fills a position previously held by Mike Rodgers who left the company.

  • Howard Schultz for President?

    New York -- Friends of Howard Schultz, the outspoken and politically progressive founder and CEO of Starbucks, are urging him to enter the Democratic race for President, according to a report by Fortune.

    To read the full story, click here.
     

  • Rite Aid Corp. names a new executive

    Ken Martindale, one of the key architects behind Rite Aid's recent growth, has been promoted to CEO Rite Aid Stores.

  • Rite Aid creates new CEO position

    Camp Hill, Pa. -- Ken Martindale, one of the key architects behind Rite Aid's recent growth, on Monday was promoted to the new position of CEO Rite Aid stores.

    The move is designed to enable Rite Aid chairman and CEO John Standley to focus on expanding the role the drug store plays in healthcare delivery with its EnvisionRx, RediClinic and Health Dialog divisions.
     
    Martindale, 55, will continue to report to Standley and will retain his role as president of Rite Aid.
     

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