Jim Hoft writes for the Gateway Pundit about a positive development in the legacy media. CBS News Editor-in-Chief continues draining the woke swamp at the long-compromised Sunday news program, 60…
The tech bloodbath continues, as Yahoo! will eliminate 20% of its workforce and Disney announces its own layoffs and cost-cutting measures. It’s just the latest in a series of high-profile…
McClatchy Co.—publisher of the Charlotte Observer and the Raleigh News & Observer—has filed for bankruptcy: The Chapter 11 filing will allow McClatchy to restructure its debts and, it hopes, shed…
If you knew you had an investment opportunity that would return about three and half times your original investment, would you take it? If this was a gamble, your odds…
Ford — the only domestic auto manufacturer that didn’t take a federal bailout — is doing well and hiring people. Gee, how’d that happen? Ford’s ability to operate profitably…
We’ve told you for months that Brian Moynihan would have to step-up the cost-cutting at BAC in order to reflect the depression in lending revenue. Now that reality — reflected…
The N&R editorializes on the restructuring of the Piedmont Triad Partnership: Traditionally, the Partnership, headed for the last 10 years by CEO and President Don Kirkman, has had the right…
With Duke Energy looking to “tighten up” all over its operations, what does that portend for plans to “reinvent” Charlotte as a “green” city? Or does reality even come into…
Or at least that’s what the press release says. Essentially, the airline confirmed what we already knew: it’s now a four-hub operation (CLT, PHL, PHX, DCA) with very little else.…
RJR will vacate the historic Reynolds Building. Reynolds is consolidating its downtown employees, both Reynolds American and the subsidiary, into the neighboring Plaza Building, spokeswoman Maura Payne said. The company…
This example does not require an incentive. We learn in the news that Reynolds American Inc. is laying off 570 workers in a corporate restructuring. While that’s bad news for…
Blood is in the water, no doubt, but Robert Steel still has time. The cure will be painful, however. Slashing the dividend was required, as was cutting 10K jobs, 6250…