News about John Hartman

Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest's mining empire has shattered Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest's mining empire just days after the billionaire businessman held an extravagant outback bash to commemorate his company's 20th anniversary. On Tuesday, Harvest Road CEO Paul Slaughter resigned as the head of Mr Forrest's private investment group, Tattarang's agribusiness group. He is the second executive to step away from Fortescue Metals' empire within two days after Fortescue Metals chief Fiona Hick resigned on Monday.

Prosecutors in Ohio reported that 11 current and former East Cleveland police officers had been charged. They were accused of felony offenses and public service corruption, as well as assault, tampering with records, and disruption of public service. A 14-minute video showing officers arguing, tasing, kicking, and stomping on defenseless civilians was released by Cuyahoga County Prosecutors' Office on Wednesday.

At the age of 72, John Hartman, the original drummer of the Doobie Brothers and a co-founder of the band, died at the age of 72. The band refused to announce the date of death in a social media post on Thursday lauding him as a "wild spirit" and a "close friend." To us, we're thinking of John Hartman, or Little John.' During his time in the Doobies, John was a wild spirit, great drummer, and showman.'

Bed Bath & Beyond has transformed from a company with a soaring share price to a company in need in the space of a few weeks, with a billion dollar lawsuit and CFO Gustavo Arnal's suicide. Eric Snyder, a bankruptcy attorney, said specifically to the New York Post, "the company is in danger." Now that there is a vacancy for the CFO, the next step is to bring in a restructuring officer to either restructure the company with the creditor groups or sell the company through an organized bankruptcy process,' he said. At the one-time retail behemoth, there has been a major shift at the boardroom level. Chief executive Mark Tritton and chief merchandising officer Joe Hartsig were both on the same day in June. COO John Hartman resigned a week before Arnal's suicide. The Wall Street Journal announced on Monday that Bed Bath & Beyond will select a successor to Arnal's position as soon as Tuesday as markets reopen.