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 With Jessica Albas Honest Co. stock down 80% sinc stanley mug e its IPO 17 months ago, drastic action was needed.As such, and signaling a new direction for the diaper and skincare brand, Honest Company said it is bringing in Amazon CPG specialist Carla Vern贸n stanley thermos  to take over as CEO.The move will see current CEO Nick Vlahos stepping into a board post, with Vern贸n stepping in as of Jan. 9, 2023.In the announcement, Vern贸n said,  This brand was built to bring a rumble of change across industries, leading the way to bring clean and ethical produ stanley termosky cts to the mainstream. And we will continue doing that with products designed in new and better ways that meet todays and tomorrows needs. Rumble or Tumble Launched as a digital-first D2C business by actress and entrepreneur Jessica Alba in 2012 and building a fanatical following for its chemical-free products and after a much-hyped May 2021 IPO, the company immediately ran into problems with sluggish sales and a lawsuit claiming Honest Co. executives made  false and misleading  statements in the run-up to going public.The stock briefly hit a high of $23 a share on their opening day, with Alba ringing the bell at the NYSE to mark the much-hyped trading debut, but have been heading down ever since. The market cap has fallen from $2 billion to less than $400 million, and the stock price has slipped to around $3 per share.In fairness, early response to the new hire news was well received with investors bidding up the battered stock by 10% in Wednesday  Dec.  Ggil The Billion Dollar Personal Recommendation
 Clothing retailers like the Gap, Canada Goose and Abercrombie  Fitch are all experiencing troubling sales reports, the likes of which havent been seen since the Great Recession a decade ago, according to a report by CNBC. Many companies are blaming the weather, slow traffic at malls, bad promotions and product bl stanley quencher unders. With the industry as a whole struggling, the SP 500 Retail ETX was down 2 percent on Friday  May 31 , and has dropped almost 13 percent in May, which sets it up to be the worst period since November of 2008, when it lost 20.25 percent. As a group, apparel retail earnings are down 24 percent, although earnings had been growing since Q3 of 2017. In Q1 of 2018, earnings gained 26 percent. In Q1 of 2008, earnings fell 40 percent.  These are all mall-bas stanley cup ed retailers experiencing traffic issues,   stanley cup Retail Metrics Founder Ken Perkins said.  The consumer is holding up  8230; sentiment numbers have been really high.  The problem, he said, is that some companies arent investing in attracting customers to their stores and websites.There are some bright spots. Target and Walmart both had good first quarters, and have been investing in apparel, with positive results.  Its not that people are buying fewer clothes,  CGP president Craig Johnson said. Theyre going to different places, he said, and some older companies, like Chicos and Talbots, which are  classic, womens, missy retailers,  are victims of changing popular culture and taste.  The demand for that product