AS I stated Major pension crisis starting in 2017

[redraspberry]

Yellow Ceased "Regular Operations" On Friday

https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/...rations-friday

Yellow, the third-largest less-than-truckload company that’s in the midst of financial chaos, said in a memo to laid-off, nonunion employees viewed by FreightWaves that the company was “shutting down regular operations”.

All locations will be closed and/or lay off some number of employees. As the memo stated:

“We regret to inform you that your employment with Yellow Corporation, or one of its subsidiaries, (collectively referred to as the ‘Company’) will permanently terminate on July 28, 2023, or within 14 days after (the ‘Separation Date’). The Company is shutting down its regular operations on July 28, 2023, closing and/or laying off employees at all of its locations, including yours (the ‘Shut Down’).”


The company on Friday morning laid off an unknown number of office employees, most of which were nonunion. It said in a memo to the laid-off employees that it was unable to alert them previously of this closing of business “because the Shut Down was not reasonably foreseeable.”

[LongDonSilver]

And another one bites the dust - Hearthland Tri-State Bank doors get slammed shut by the FDIC and Dream First Bank gets the dregs. (IMHO, maybe should be called Dream On Bank????)

See: https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/28/busin...ure/index.html

Bidenomics is working, nothing to see here, move on ...........................................