Just caught that Duluth Holdings is shaking things up with their leadership. Samuel Sato is stepping down as CEO and board member, and Stephen Schlecht - the founder and former CEO - is coming back as interim head starting April 25. Schlecht will run day-to-day operations while the board hunts for a permanent replacement. Interesting move, honestly. Stock dropped 4.39% to $2.83 on the news, which is typical for these kinds of transitions. Guess investors are waiting to see if they can actually find someone new or if Stephen Schlecht ends up staying longer. Either way, feels like they needed to stabilize things fast with an experienced hand back in the chair.

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