US Top News and Analysis | Best Buy names Jason Bonfig as new CEO, replacing Corie Barry in late October
AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.
Best Buy announced that long‑time executive Jason Bonfig, who joined the retailer in 1999 and most recently serves as chief customer, product and fulfillment officer, will replace Corie Barry as chief executive on Oct. 31, with Barry remaining as a strategic adviser for six months; the leadership change is aimed at reviving stagnant sales and capitalising on AI‑driven innovations in mobile phones and laptops, as the company projects FY 2025 revenue of $41.2‑$42.1 billion (up from $41.69 billion) and adjusted earnings of $6.30‑$6.60 per share (versus $6.43 last year) and expects comparable sales to range from a 1% decline to a 1% increase; Bonfig, 49, will become Best Buy’s sixth CEO and join the board, bringing experience overseeing merchandising, marketing, supply‑chain, e‑commerce and the new Best Buy Ads marketplace, while Barry, who led the firm through the pandemic, high inflation and tariff spikes, steps down after nearly seven years; the stock has been volatile, hovering around $66 per share and up about 7% over the past year, but faces investor skepticism after a recent Goldman Sachs downgrade and concerns about pressure on sales and margins from higher component costs and lagging appliance demand.
Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/22/best-buy-jason-bonfig-ceo-corie-barry.html
#JasonBonfig #CorieBarry #DavidKenny #KateMcShane #BestBuy #GoldmanSachs #
AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.