P&G Slashes Guidance, Promises Sharper Focus, Bigger Innovations
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The firm makes “necessary adjustments” to achieve more balanced growth across its markets and product categories, CEO Bob McDonald says. But Wall Street may not be reassured, as analysts are frustrated with P&G for not better defending against macroeconomic challenges and fixing internal structural issues.
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