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Neiman Marcus CFO Steps Down After Less Than 18 Months

  • He’s leaving the retailer to pursue work at another company
  • Orvos will remain on the job at Neiman until October 11
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Neiman Marcus Group Inc. will get another chief financial officer for the second time in two years when Adam Orvos steps down next month to pursue a job with another company.

The luxury retailer is in the process of naming a successor, but Orvos will remain at the company until Oct. 11 to help with the transition, according to a Neiman Marcus representative.