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Southern California strike felt far beyond LA’s movie industry

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 03 Sep 2023
(To answer his earlier question, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass hasn't indicated she will intervene, but did say in a statement in early August that she is "ready to personally engage with all the stakeholders in any way possible to help get this done."). To keep the shop afloat, Valentino's has started a GoFundMe to pay the rent for now ... .
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When it comes to the Hollywood strikes, it's not just the entertainment industry that's being hurt

The Norman Transcript 03 Sep 2023
“It will be damaging ... (To answer his question, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass hasn’t indicated she will intervene, but did say in a statement in early August that she is “ready to personally engage with all the stakeholders in any way possible to help get this done.”). To keep the shop afloat, Valentino’s has started a GoFundMe to pay the rent for now.
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When it comes to the Hollywood strikes, it’s not just the entertainment industry that’s being hurt

The Press Enterprise 30 Aug 2023
(To answer his question, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass hasn’t indicated she will intervene, but did say in a statement in early August that she is “ready to personally engage with all the stakeholders in any way possible to help get this done.”).
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Hollywood strikes not just hurting the entertainment industry

The Post and Courier 29 Aug 2023
“It will be damaging ... (To answer his question, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass hasn't indicated she will intervene, but did say in a statement in early August that she is “ready to personally engage with all the stakeholders in any way possible to help get this done.”). To keep the shop afloat, Valentino's has started a GoFundMe to pay the rent for now.
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Position Previews: Who's ready to step up in OSU's secondary?

O'Colly 16 Aug 2023
was a big-time JUCO player, an NJCAA All-American at that, but who knows if he’s ready for Big 12 ball. Are those guys legit and ready to turn their game up a notch? They may be good veterans, sure ... Are any of these young guys ready? ... know who’s ready to step up.
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What happened to Something Navy: How Arielle Charnas' clothing brand went from internet sensation to ...

Business Insider 27 Jul 2023
Something Navy, created by Arielle Charnas, has experienced a dip in sales and many employees have left the company ... Source. Insider ... "Matt has weathered the macroeconomic storm that has hit essentially everyone in the women's ready-to-wear field over the last 24 months to keep Something Navy and Naadam afloat," Scanlan's spokesperson told Insider.
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OUR VIEW: Secure history for Reeves

Muskogee Phoenix 26 May 2023
THUMBS UP ... marshal ... • • • ... To all those responsible for getting our pools, splash pads and River Country Family Water Park ready for summer ... It take a lot of people to get them ready for use and to keep them afloat all summer. .
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Rich list: Sir Richard Branson’s wealth shrinks by £1.8bn in a year

AOL 19 May 2023
Sir Richard faced criticism when he asked for a commercial loan from the Government at the height of the virus in a bid to keep his airline afloat. He insisted he did not have billions in “cash in a bank account ready to withdraw” to save the business and ...
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Britain's richest people revealed: Hinduja family top list for second year running as the number ...

The Daily Mail 19 May 2023
Rich list 2023. Who are UK's wealthiest people? ... Advertisement ... Sir Richard faced criticism when he asked for a commercial loan from the Government at the height of the virus in a bid to keep his airline afloat. He insisted he did not have billions in 'cash in a bank account ready to withdraw' to save the business and tens of thousands of staff ... .
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Virgin tycoon Branson ‘feared losing everything’ during Covid pandemic

AOL 04 May 2023
Sir Richard came under fire in 2020 when he asked the Government for help to keep his airline Virgin Atlantic afloat, in the form of a commercial loan.
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Sir Richard Branson reveals his Virgin empire lost £1.5billion during the pandemic and he feared ...

The Daily Mail 04 May 2023
The father-of-three came under fire in 2020 when he asked the Government for help to keep his airline Virgin Atlantic afloat in the form of a commercial loan ... The father-of-three came under fire in 2020 when he asked the Government for help to keep his airline Virgin Atlantic afloat, in the form of a commercial loan.
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Fed blames Trump-era policies, SVB leaders — and itself — for bank’s stunning collapse

Politico 28 Apr 2023
. Andrew Harnik/AP Photo. By Victoria Guida ... The bank is furiously seeking avenues to stay afloat, and regulators are reportedly ready to put it in receivership if that effort fails ... Once the bank was big enough to warrant more stringent supervision, it was given considerable lead time to comply with heightened standards that it wasn’t ready for ... ....
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Where have all the butchers gone? Historic shops closing across N.J. as profession dies.

NJ 02 Apr 2023
The work wasn’t hard at all, John Sabatos said. At times it didn’t even feel like work. It was fun ... Sabato and Son’s in Newark in 1918 ... John and his cousin Andy were ready to retire, and there was no one willing to pick up the mantle ... Like Sabatos, Citarella’s closed simply because there wasn’t another generation ready to keep the business afloat ... ....
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The Vintage Barber reopens in Lewiston

Niagara Gazette 29 Mar 2023
LEWISTON — On Nov ... behind the Stone House restaurant in a simple one-room space ... 6 ... Originally, Aaron wanted to join the U.S ... Lynn hopes that business can pick back up and get back to normal, with all the business they got at their house these past three months helped keep her son afloat. ‘We’re ready to get back for the summer,” Aaron said. .

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