Cosi CEO resigns, administrative workforce cut

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DEERFIELD, Ill. (AP) — The restaurant operator Cosi says its president and CEO Carin Stutz has resigned and appointed Executive Chairman Stephen Edwards as her successor.

Cosi also announced late Tuesday that it is cutting its administrative workforce, which will result in annual savings of about $1 million. Cosi did not specify how many jobs are being eliminated.

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