Day: February 14, 2021
Bombardier To Lay Off 1 600 Staff As Pandemic Caps Business Jet Demand
Business jet maker Bombardier Inc said on Thursday it would cut about 1,600 jobs and reported an adjusted loss before interest and taxes for the fourth quarter, as the COVID-19 pandemic weighs down aircraft demand. Bombardier, which in November had flagged likely layoffs as part its move to cut capacity, plans to end the production
US wheat carryover forecast unchanged | 2021-02-10
WASHINGTON — In its Feb. 9 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, the US Department of Agriculture made mostly minor, off-setting, by-class changes to wheat exports, imports, and food use. As a result, the all-wheat 2021 carryover projection for 2021 was unchanged from the January report. The carryover of US wheat on June 1,
How Austin’s Bumble grew into a power in the dating app industry
When Whitney Wolfe Herd started Bumble in 2014, it would have been hard to imagine that less than seven years later, the startup would have turned into a multibillion-dollar powerhouse. Wolfe Herd was just 25 when she created Bumble in December 2014, basing it on the idea of building a more women-centric and women-friendly version of
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