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Best Buy Intl.’s chief operating officer resigns

FROM TWICE: No replacement named

By Alan Wolf of TWICE -- Video Business, 6/30/2008

JUNE 30 | FROM TWICE: Kevin Layden will step down as chief operating officer of Best Buy’s international division on July 4.

No explanation was given for his resignation, which was revealed in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, and no successor was named.

Read the full story on TWICE.com.

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