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City Company

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noun

  1. (in Britain) a corporation that represents one of the historic trade guilds of London

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The Salt Lake City company also established a $10 million specific reserve against the remaining balance on the loans.

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The Culver City company told its employees Tuesday morning that it would be winding down operations.

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In a Wednesday letter, WeWork Interim CEO David Tolley said the New York City company must reduce its operating costs — notably its current lease liabilities, which “remain too high and are dramatically out of step with current market conditions.”

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The New York City company said Tuesday that the difference in its performance was mostly due to charges related to legal settlement costs at Fox News Media.

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It also requires an independent expert to conduct additional pay equity studies and for the New York City company to investigate and address any gender pay gaps where appropriate.

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