News e27Lazada CEO Lucy Peng steps down after just 9 months in the role
She will be succeeded by Lazada veteran Pierre Poignant Alibaba-backed e-commerce giant Lazada has today announced that CEO Lucy Peng is stepping down from her role. She will, however, remain as the company’s Executive Chairwoman. Peng, who is one of Alibaba’s 18 co-founders, took up the position just nine months ago, after retiring from her […] The post Lazada CEO Lucy Peng steps down after just 9 months in the role appeared first on e27.
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Finance Associated PressMalaysia's Proton launches 1st SUV with China's Geely
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou gets bail
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