The New York-based company, which is known for sending its mattresses to customers in a box, on Wednesday named Mike Monahan as chief financial officer, effective Aug. 31. Mr. Monahan is set to replace Casper’s current interim finance chief Stuart Brown, who has been in the role since May.
In today's Ledger: Pandemic reshapes global trade flows, PwC’s revenue growth slows to its lowest level in years and finance executives defer investment decisions until after the election.
Smith & Wesson Brands’ new finance chief faces the challenge of navigating the gun industry’s booms and busts, as a recent surge in firearms demand calls for a ramp-up in production even as the company looks to stay lean.
Companies are finding virtual shareholder meetings to be cheaper and less time-consuming, but shareholders complain they don’t get as much time to ask all their questions.
U.S. companies are writing down more of their assets during the coronavirus pandemic than they have in years.
The arts-and-crafts retailer hired Michael Diamond to start in the chief finance role Sept. 1.
Johnson Controls International has designated Olivier Leonetti to succeed Brian Stief as chief financial officer.
Ahold Delhaize, the owner of Food Lion, Giant Food and Stop & Shop, is allocating more funds to its e-commerce operations as the coronavirus pandemic prompts more people to buy groceries online.
Hertz Global Holdings said it promoted its chief accounting officer to chief financial officer, succeeding Jamere Jackson, who the company said resigned to pursue a new opportunity.
Finance chiefs are changing jobs again after a slowdown in exits and recruitment in the spring, as the pandemic is forcing them to rethink their business models and adding to an already high workload.
Michael Culhane will return to the Saks Fifth Avenue parent as chief financial officer, a role he held from 2009 until 2014, the Brampton, Ontario-based company said Thursday. He will take on his new role in September.
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The carrier is preparing to downsize to cope with the coronavirus pandemic’s blow to travel demand, which isn’t expected to rebound for years.
McDonald’s said its investigation into former CEO Steve Easterbrook’s conduct is examining whether he covered up improprieties by other employees alongside allegations of potential misconduct within the human-resources department.