skull candy headphones Skullcandy CEO Jeremy Andrus is stepping
down after eight years at the headphone maker. He had led the
company to its big $550 million IPO in 2011.  Why the move?
Andrus is joining Solamere Capital, a private investment firm
that has close connections to the Romney clan, Tom Gara at The
Wall Street Journal reported.  The firm's founders are Mitt
Romney's son Tagg and Spencer Zwick, who was the finance chair
of Mitt Romney's presidential campaign. Mitt himself initially
seeded the firm with $10 million.  Andrus himself has close ties
to the Romneys. He supported Mitt in his presidential bid, and
his father, Brent, roomed with Mitt in France when they were
Mormon missionaries, according to USA Today.  “I’m very familiar
with them as a family, and with Mitt’s accomplishments in
business,” Andrus told The WSJ.  "Jeremy has demonstrated a
remarkable ability to lead the growth of a small business into a
large, highly-profitable company," said Tagg in a statement. "We
plan to partner with the