According to Beijing Business Today, the prosperity of the US stock market has allowed CEOs of publicly listed companies in the USA to receive quite substantial salaries and bonuses this year, but the turmoil in management seems to be becoming increasingly frequent. So far this year, the number of CEO departures from US publicly listed companies has reached a historical high, with CEOs from well-known companies such as Boeing, Intel, Nike, and Starbucks leaving under poor performance. Some are also worried that the tariffs and trade war following Trump's inauguration will severely impact the supply chain, prompting them to choose to 'jump ship' early.