Karen Lynch frequently spoke of how her mother's death from suicide and her aunt's death from cancer shaped her health care vision

Out of office. For three years in a row, Karen Lynch was ranked No. 1 on Fortune's Most Powerful Women list. Her job as CEO of CVS Health earned her that title, and she earned the company one as well: the largest Fortune 500 business run by a female CEO ...

David Joyner will take over as the company heads in a new direction to stabilize its finances. CVS Health’s reshuffling has reached the highest level of the organization, with the healthcare giant moving to replace its CEO as it searches for a new formula.

CEO Karen Lynch at CVS is out, with company shares down 19% this year and the chain struggling.

Longtime executive David Joyner, 60, took over on Thursday after CVS repeatedly missed earnings targets, setting off unrest among shareholders that spilled into public view in recent weeks

CVS Health announced Friday it has appointed David Joyner as its new Chief Executive Officer, replacing Karen Lynch.

Women have long faced more challenges than men while making their way to the uppermost ranks of prominent companies. And it’s harder for them to hold on to that top spot. Consider that CVS the healthcare company,

During her time at the helm of CVS Health, former chief executive Karen Lynch often placed her complicated family history at the center of her argument for why she wanted to reinvent her company — and with it the way that health care is delivered in America.