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Starbucks taps Nordstrom’s Cathy Smith as CFO amid turnaround

(Reuters) -Starbucks named Nordstrom’s Cathy Smith as its finance chief on Tuesday, hiring a retail industry veteran to aid CEO Brian Niccol’s efforts to revive sales at the coffee giant. She will replace Rachel Ruggeri, a 20-year company veteran who became the chief financial officer in 2021. Smith, 61, will join next month after leading …

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Trump questions fairness of Canada’s dealings with American banks

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump claimed on Tuesday that U.S. banks are not allowed to do business in Canada, while their banks operate in the U.S. “Canada doesn’t allow American Banks to do business in Canada, but their banks flood the American Market. Oh, that seems fair to me, doesn’t it?,” Trump said …

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Ford to recall more than 35,000 vehicles over faulty LED lights, NHTSA says

(Reuters) -Ford Motor will recall 35,328 vehicles due to faulty LED lights in the exterior mirror that may cause a fire, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Tuesday. The exterior mirror is equipped with LED logo lights which may short circuit, the auto safety regulator said. The recall affects certain 2015-2017 Lincoln …

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US CHIPS Act office lays off about a third of its staff, sources say

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – About one-third of the staff in the U.S. Commerce Department office overseeing $39 billion of manufacturing subsidies for chipmakers was laid off this week, two sources familiar with the situation said. The Commerce Department did not respond to requests for comment. Reuters reported last month that the new Trump administration, which has …

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Honeywell to buy pump maker Sundyne for $2.16 billion

(Reuters) -Honeywell International said on Tuesday it would buy pump-maker Sundyne from private-equity firm Warburg Pincus for $2.16 billion in cash, as the U.S. conglomerate strengthens its energy business ahead of a planned three-way split. The industrial giant has focused on expanding its presence in the aviation, automation and energy sectors under CEO Vimal Kapur …

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Nordstrom beats holiday-quarter sales estimates; CFO jumps ship to Starbucks

(Reuters) – Department-store operator Nordstrom beat Wall Street expectations for quarterly comparable sales on Tuesday and announced the departure of Chief Financial Officer Cathy Smith, who will join Starbucks as its new finance chief. Smith, 61, has been CFO at Nordstrom since 2023 and the company said it had initiated a search for her replacement. …

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Thai lawsuit targets Charoen Pokphand Foods over invasive fish impact

BANGKOK (Reuters) – A Thai court on Tuesday accepted a class action lawsuit against food giant Charoen Pokphand Foods for causing environmental damage from the rapid spread of an invasive fish species, a lawyer for the plaintiffs told Reuters. CP Foods is part of agro-industrial conglomerate Charoen Pokphand Group, which owns the country’s second-largest mobile …

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AutoZone misses quarterly revenue estimates on inflation, currency rates

(Reuters) – AutoZone on Tuesday missed Wall Street estimates for second-quarter revenue, as the automotive parts retailer navigated headwinds due to consumers holding back and currency rate fluctuations. Shares of the company fell about 2.2% in premarket trading following the results. The retailer had previously warned that inflationary headwinds were weighing on its wallet-cautious buyers, …

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South Africa’s Shoprite expands grocery online delivery to lower-income customers

By Nqobile Dludla JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -Shoprite Holdings will expand its on-demand grocery delivery service to its namesake discount stores, stepping up a turf war for South Africa’s low-income shoppers, it said on Tuesday after reporting a 9.9% rise in half-year earnings. Facing fierce competition from rivals Pick n Pay and Woolworths, the country’s biggest supermarket …

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