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New York , April 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Proactive, provider of real-time news and video interviews on growth companies listed in the US and Canada, has covered the following companies: Recruiter.com Group Inc (OTCQB:RCRT) partners with WeWork to expand its on-demand talent recruitment services click here Nextleaf Solutions Ltd (CSE:OILS) (OTCQB:OILFF) (FRA:L0MA) says subsidiary completes inaugural bulk-CBD distillate delivery to US-listed, Canadian-based global cannabis company click here
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Recruiter.com Group Inc (OTCQB:RCRT) has announced a partnership with WeWork, the global flexible workspace provider, to bring Recruiter.com’s on-demand hiring services to the WeWork startup ecosystem. Through the partnership, Recruiter.com Flex will help WeWork s community of early and growth-stage organizations scale effectively, while Recruiter.com s customers will be able to benefit from WeWork All Access. “Finding and hiring the best talent is essential for fast-growing companies, but, they typically don t have the resources to leverage traditional recruiting services nor the capacity to build out a full-scale recruiting arm to handle sourcing and screening candidates,” Recruiter.com Group CEO Evan Sohn
FTSE 100 closes in the green but FTSE 250 loses ground as market searches new narrative
The UK s top share index finished up over 35 points, or 0.52%, at 6,895
FTSE closes up 35 points
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US stocks in the green
5pm: FTSE closes ahead
FTSE 100 closed in positive territory midweek as stock markets rebounded after Tuesday s falls.
The UK s top share index finished up over 35 points, or 0.52%, at 6,895, with pharma groups and tobacco giants making up some of the top risers.
The more domestically focused FTSE 250 went the other direction though, losing nearly 23 points, or 0.,10%, at 22,085.
Cheif market analyst at online trading group IG Chris Beauchamp noted that the market still seems in search of a new narrative and added that earnings season provides the potential for some more downside as companies find themselves struggling to spin a positive case to justify further appreciation in their stock prices .
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