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Rite Aid files for bankruptcy: Here are 6 takeaways, including its plan for store closings
Philadelphia-based Rite Aid announced late Sunday that the company has filed for U.S. Bankruptcy Court protection. Here's what we know about its reorganization plan, including how it will move forward with store closings.
Poor financial planners may risk early death, CU professor finds
“I expected some people to be living paycheck to paycheck, but I didn't expect it to be 40% of people,” professor said.
Hochul: Roswell Park’s $98M expansion will create nation’s largest gene therapy production facility
Roswell Park's new facility will streamline every step of the cell therapy development process, shortening the path from research to production and encouraging growth of start-ups, private investment and new partnerships with biopharma companies.
Allina Health doctors vote to unionize, citing pay, staffing concerns
Hundreds of physicians at dozens of Allina Health clinics have voted to unionize, forming what may be the largest labor organization of private-sector doctors in the United States.
Convicted Raleigh financier Stephen Peters loses another get-out-of-jail attempt
Stephen Peters’ latest attempt to get his conviction and 40-year prison sentence overturned has failed – a small comfort to the dozens of victims still waiting to get their money back.
Wells Fargo CEO raises prospect of more layoffs, branch closings
“This company is not efficient — like period, end of story,” CEO Charlie Scharf said on a recent earnings call.
Cava Chairman Ron Shaich takes a swipe at sweetgreen
Cava Group made a blockbuster IPO earlier this year.
Seaboard buys $600 million in stock from founding family
The stock repurchase is so large that the company even had to dip into its credit facility to finance it.
Cloudy with a chance of capital: One fund drives record-setting year for Atlanta VC
Georgia venture funds have bucked the national trend of declining capital raises, picking up a record $1.36 billion so far this year. One firm is responsible for most of that raise.
Convicted Raleigh financier Stephen Peters loses another get-out-of jail attempt
Stephen Peters’ latest attempt to get his conviction and 40-year prison sentence overturned has failed – a small comfort to the dozens of victims still waiting to get their money back.