Tiffany Announced That CFO Ralph Nicoletti Quit Job Hopping Incident Followed.

In the 2015 fiscal year, the overall downturn of the apparel industry has led many executives to quit. Many of them are leaving because of wage problems.

And chief financial officer of Tiffany.

It is precisely because of this reason that in recent days announced the departure.

It is reported that Tiffany recently issued a statement that the group's president and chief financial officer Ralph Nicoletti will leave on the 20 th of this month.

In the statement,

No mention was made of the reasons for Ralph Nicoletti's departure.

However, judging from the current documents, an important reason for the departure of Ralph Nicoletti is probably due to shrinking wages.

Perhaps, under the current circumstances, executives

It has become the norm, and the executives who are sticking to their positions will also face the action of reducing the salary to complete the group's cost saving because of the sluggish market. However, whether or not the executives will pay the salary or not, how to reduce the salary is closely related to the profitability of the group.

It is reported that in 2014, the new Ralph Nicoletti, which joined the Tiffany, received a salary of 5 million 700 thousand dollars. In the 2015 fiscal year, Ralph Nicoletti only had 2 million 700 thousand dollars in compliance with the environment.

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This period of time has continued to receive information about Alibaba's entry into the IACC international anti fake alliance.

What is quite surprising is that the attitude of the big international players is very tough.

It is reported that Tiffany recently announced its withdrawal from the IACC international anti fake alliance.

The announcement jointly issued by Alibaba and IACC also appears to be embarrassing in empty talk.

A source said that before Tiffany announced its withdrawal from the alliance, IACC had received an anonymous letter saying that if Alibaba accepted the alliance, there would be more brand launch alliances.

However, the withdrawal of Tiffany has brought Alibaba into a very awkward position.

No matter what kind of consideration is good, but the attitude of the big international also reflects the reputation of Alibaba to a certain extent. Besides, the attitude of the big players to oppose Alibaba is also somewhat subtle.

What will Alibaba do next? What will IACC do to deal with this hot issue?

But in fact, no matter what the result is, the Alibaba's choice of joining the IACC may also stem from the need to fight against counterfeiting. However, the tough attitude of the big brand is somewhat aggressive.