Turns out AG Lafley had the easy part. The recently-departed CEO of Procter & Gamble cut costs, slashed brands and trimmed the workforce of the world's largest FMCG company. All that means is that he left the dirty work—finding growth—to new CEO David Taylor, writes Reuters' Kevin Allison, who insists the recently-promoted Taylor may just have the worst job in the USA heading into the new year. By the time Lafley left, he had turned P&G from an $80 billion company into one th...