Jan Cortes

Jan Cortes

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  • Rite Aid To Lay Off 400 Jobs And Restructure
    Rite Aid
    As the company is struggling with declining sales, drugstore chain Rite Aid has decided to restructure, which includes laying off around 400 jobs.
  • Amid Slowdown In Phone And Car Sales, Statistics Say China Still Had A Great 2019 Start
    China
    Despite the recent slowdown when it comes to sales of automobiles and mobile phones, a new report reveals that China's economy is still in a relatively good place.
  • First-Ever Real Estate Trust Listing Announced By India
    An Indian City.
    India announces its first-ever real estate trust listing, which is backed by numerous investors and developers.
  • UK Economy Slows Down Despite Growth In January
    the UK.
    A new report reveals that despite its growth in January, UK's economy is still going through a slowdown.
  • Chicago-Based Cannabis Company Gets Acquired By Harvest Health & Recreation
    Cannabis
    Chicago-based Verano Holdings gets acquired by Harvest Health & Recreation, a marijuana company based in Canada.
  • Xerox Now A Holding Company Based On New Update
    A photocopy machine.
    Xerox recently announced that following some new changes made in the company, it will be changing itself to become a fully wholly owned unit of a new holding company.
  • What Does Bankruptcy Mean?
    BANKRUPT
    Bankruptcy often has a negative connotation, but what does it really mean?
  • New Report States Slowdown In Job Market Is Just A Bump In The Road
    Wall Street.
    A newly released report states that the slowdown in the job market is merely a speed bump on the road, and not a sign of the predicted recession.
  • Shell Makes The Transition To Environmentally Friendly Energy
    An oil factory.
    In a new release, oil and gas company Shell recently announced that the company has decided to transition to clean, renewable energy.
  • Morgan Motor Chairman Reveals How Italian Firm Investment Can Help Company
    Morgan Motor
    In an interview, Morgan Motor Chairman Dominic Reilly explained how the investment from the Italian venture capitalist firm can help the company.
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