Herbalife Returns To Its History For Leadership Through Current ‘Challenging Landscape’
Executive Summary
Herbalife announced Michael Johnson as chairman and interim CEO, replacing John Agwunobi, about 90 minutes before it announced a 9.5% decrease in Q3 net sales to $1.3bn. Its reported net income was $82.2m, down nearly 21%.
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