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Copeland: Tru Jamaica serving from Waco Hippodrome downtown - Vimarsana News

Copeland: Tru Jamaica serving from Waco Hippodrome downtown

Tru Jamaica has temporary Hippodrome quarters. The Hawkesdene mansion is listed again, now for a mere $4.9M. Common Grounds is welcoming crowds on Franklin, and more Waco-area business news.

Nashville food manufacturer permanently closing, laying off more than 200 employees - Vimarsana News

Nashville food manufacturer permanently closing, laying off more than 200 employees

A company in Middle Tennessee is permanently closing and will lay off hundreds of employees effective in July.

Source: fox17.com
Levi set to close down facility - Vimarsana News

Levi set to close down facility

The Levi distribution facility at Gluckstadt will close, company officials announced earlier this month.

4 spine, orthopedic layoffs in 2024 - Vimarsana News

4 spine, orthopedic layoffs in 2024

Spine and orthopedic practices and devicemakers have restructured business and laid off staff in 2024. Here are four layoffs Becker's reported about so far.

Justice, Mooney have spotty worker treatment records | Politics - Vimarsana News

Justice, Mooney have spotty worker treatment records | Politics

It has taken Gov. Jim Justice little time to depict federal regulators as anti-coal miner agents of economic distress, but it has taken Justice’s coal companies much longer to agree to pay fines for failing to keep their miners safe. U.S. Rep. Alex Mooney, R-W.Va., a Justice opponent in the 2024 Senate race, has criticized the Justice coal companies for their business troubles and failure to provide uninterrupted prescription drug coverage. But Mooney also has drawn scrutiny for treatment of workers: his own congressional staff.