Being a CEO is not easy.

I know cause I run my own company, providing you with all the know-hows and knowledge to help you in your investments.

And it has been hard (mightily hard) to get everything together from content, administration, etc to deliver you the best value.

So, it came as no surprise then when I saw that 2024 recorded the highest turnover in U.S. CEOs. How high? 1,991.

In this week’s edition, I bring you what I think about the record-high changes in CEOs and also a tool by Seeking Alpha that could spearhead your investment journey.

Moving on, here are the news that shocked the world…

Nvidia: Nvidia just dropped a bomb on its new product launches. It unveiled a new graphics card that is good for gamers and the booming AI industry. [Read More]

Hulu+ x Fubo: Disney is combining Hulu+ with Fubo to provide linear TV networks to customers. Fubo’s share price rose by 250% on Monday. [Read More]

Walgreen: Walgreen’s share price jumped by 10% as its 1Q 2025 results beat expectations with revenue growing 7.5% from a year ago. [Read More]

Getty x Shutterstock: Getty Images is acquiring Shutterstock to merge into a US$3.7 billion company as they want to compete against the AI images industry. [Read More]

Microsoft: Microsoft is cutting its workforce again based on ‘performances’, and said it will affect less than 1% of the workforce [Read More]

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Here are the news covering the Asia market…

Foxconn: Foxconn just delivered record results in 4Q 2024 as AI demand pushed its revenue and profits sky-high, but smartphone sales were flat. [Read More]

TSMC: TSMC’s 4Q 2024 results topped expectations as it maintains its position as the biggest and most reliable producer and supplier of chips for the AI boom [Read More]

China smartphones: Foreign smartphone sales in China dropped by 47% in 2024, which means trouble for Apple [Read More]

Micron: Micron is investing US$7 billion to expand on High-Bandwidth Memory advanced packaging capabilities in Singapore [Read More]

Johor-Singapore: Singapore and Malaysia have inked an agreement to establish the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone [Read More]

Centurion Corp REIT: Centurion Corp is exploring creating a REIT that consists of its workers and students’ accommodation assets [Read More]

See below for our handpicked analyst reports:

Woah, companies are changing their CEOs like they are changing clothes. Last year, a record 1,991 U.S. companies changed their CEOs.

If you recall, several high-profile companies such as Intel, Starbucks, and Nike had their shake-ups.

Changes in CEOs are tricky to decipher for their impact on the share price. But it’s fair to say that new leadership will bring a higher degree of volatility in the short term.

For investors in a company that has undergone such an event, it’s important to get your research started on

1. The background of the new CEO (whether they are suitable and competent)

2. The proposed plan and whether it makes sense to the company

3. Whether the board is actually the problem - not the CEO

If anything, frequent changes in CEOs should be a red flag. It means that the company board is unable to appoint a suitable person to run the company, and should cast doubt on whether the company is even a good one.

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James Yeo