Month: July 2024

Fred Segal Shutters in Los Angeles

Fred Segal, a pillar of California’s retail landscape, has officially closed its last two stores in Los Angeles and shuttered its website, according to owner Jeff Lotman. This move reflects ongoing struggles within the retail industry, exacerbated by challenges from the pandemic. “The shift to online shopping, economic uncertainties, and decreased foot traffic have made […]

Sustainability Consultancy Eco-Age Closes

Sustainability consultancy Eco-Age has announced its closure after facing financial difficulties exacerbated by criminal activities. Livia Firth, the company’s founder, expressed her sorrow on social media, stating, “Tragically, the business was targeted by criminals, and despite our best efforts, we have been unable to recover financially from the impact.” Eco-Age was established 17 years ago […]

Intel to cut jobs to fund recovery

Intel is making headlines with its recent decision to cut jobs as part of a strategic maneuver to restore its status as a leader in the semiconductor sector. The company faces fierce competition from industry giants, which has prompted these cost-cutting measures deemed essential for recovery. As part of this initiative, Intel is poised to […]

AMD boosts AI chip sales forecast

AMD has declared a significant increase in its sales forecast for AI chips, a move that has resonated well within the market. Following this announcement, AMD’s shares surged by 7.5% in after-hours trading. This notable price movement showcases investor confidence in AMD’s strategy to bolster its position in the competitive AI chip landscape, currently dominated […]

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