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Visualizing The Beef-Margin Bloodbath Behind Tyson CEO's Exit

Visualizing The Beef-Margin Bloodbath Behind Tyson CEO's Exit Tyson Foods CEO Donnie King is stepping down after five years at the helm of the nation's largest meatpacker, with the stock having languished under his tenure as the company battled some of the worst cattle-market conditions in a generation. Jeff Schomburger, a long-time Tyson board member, will become president and CEO on October 4. King, a 43-year Tyson veteran, will remain on the board and help with the transition beginning in July. "The board and I are confident in Jeff Schomburger's ability...
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