https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/ceo-of-coach-kate-spade-parent-company-resigns-1.1468467

NEW YORK – The parent company of the Kate Spade, Stuart Weitzman and Coach fashion brands said Tuesday that its chairman and CEO Jide Zeitlin has resigned from the company and board for personal reasons, effective immediately.

Zeitlin, who had been chairman since November 2014 of Tapestry Inc. took over as CEO in September 2019 after the New York-based company ousted its then-CEO Victor Luis.

Zeitlin was among only four Black CEOs of Fortune 500 companies.

Joanne Crevoiserat, chief financial officer, has been appointed interim CEO of Tapestry while the company searches for a successor. The company said it will look at both internal and external candidates.

Todd Kahn, president and chief administrative officer and company secretary, will serve as interim chief executive officer and brand president of Coach. Andrea Shaw Resnick, global head of investor relations and corporate communications, has been named interim chief financial officer.

In addition, Susan Kropf, the company's lead independent director, has been appointed chair of the board.

https://www.pcgamer.com/the-red-door-reportedly-call-of-duty-2020-is-on-the-microsoft-store/

A listing for an Activision shooter called The Red Door recently arrived on the store with no fanfare or announcement from the publisher, accompanied by only a brief and enigmatic description, below.

"There is more than one truth. If you go looking for answers, be ready to question everything and accept that nothing will ever be the same. The Red Door awaits, do you dare step through it?"

https://www.theblaze.com/news/florida-teachers-union-sues-reopen

The union believes August is too early to safely bring students and teachers back into schools,

What is the state saying about the lawsuit? DeSantis deflected questions about the order by pointing out that he didn't issue it.

"I didn't give any executive order. That was the Department of Education," DeSantis said, according to NPR, which noted that DeSantis appointed the education commissioner and six members of the education board.

Corcoran dismissed the lawsuit as "frivolous" and "reckless."

"Clearly the FEA hasn't read nor understands the Florida Department of Education's guidance, the Emergency Order No. 2020-EO-06, or Florida Law," Corcoran said in a statement. "Currently, even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida Statute 1001.42 (the law) required K-12 Schools 'to operate 180 days' a school year. If you do the math, that equates to 5 days a week for 36 weeks."

"This E.O. did not order any new directives regarding the requirement of schools to be open, it simply created new innovative options for families to have the CHOICE to decide what works best for the health and safety of their student and family," Corcoran said.