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The article discusses the likelihood of more senior executive departures at Apple following Jeff Williams' upcoming retirement, with speculation centered on John Giannandrea and Johny Srouji as potential successors, amid ongoing leadership changes and strategic shifts in AI and hardware.
The New York Yankees are sending a large group of senior leadership to a meeting with Yoshinobu Yamamoto, indicating their interest in the Japanese pitcher. The outcome of the meeting could potentially shape the team's future plans.
Maryland coach Mike Locksley praised Michigan's preparation and resiliency after their football team's loss, but also expressed pride in his own team's fight. He emphasized the need to take victories against tough opponents like Michigan and acknowledged the leadership of the senior players. Locksley discussed the challenges faced in protecting the quarterback and executing critical situations. He credited the defense for providing opportunities but highlighted the offense's inability to capitalize. Locksley took responsibility for the team's failure to finish the game and expressed determination to improve.
Airbus is preparing to revamp its senior leadership team as part of a broader restructuring effort, with the aim of streamlining decision-making processes and improving operational efficiency. The move comes as the aerospace giant faces challenges in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and seeks to position itself for future growth.
Tyson Foods is laying off about 15% of its senior leadership roles and 10% of its corporate roles as part of an effort to save money. The company is closing factories and investing in technology, including automation and self-service. Tyson reported $13.26 billion in sales in its first quarter 2023 results.
Tyson Foods will cut about 10% of corporate jobs and 15% of senior leadership roles as part of its cost-cutting measures due to declining profit and struggles to improve results in its chicken business. The eliminated roles in senior leadership are mostly vice presidents and senior vice presidents. Tyson's adjusted earnings of 85 cents per share in the quarter ended Dec. 31 were down 70% from a year earlier.
Tyson Foods, the largest meat supplier in the US, is cutting 10% of its corporate roles and eliminating 15% of senior leadership positions. The move is part of a restructuring plan aimed at streamlining the company's operations. Tyson CEO Donnie King said discussions with affected employees will take place this week.
Tyson Foods, the biggest US meat company by sales, will cut about 10% of corporate jobs and 15% of senior leadership roles as part of its latest cost-cutting move due to declining profits and struggles to improve results in its chicken business. The eliminated roles in senior leadership are mostly vice presidents and senior vice presidents. Tyson had about 6,000 US employees working in corporate offices as of Oct. 1 and 118,000 workers at non-corporate sites such as meat plants and warehouses.