Jones New York to close stores, end wholesale business
By The Associated Press - AP - Thu Jan 29, 11:15AM CST
NEW YORK (AP) — Jones New York announced Thursday that it is closing stores, discontinuing its wholesale business and will look at strategic alternatives for its brand.
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Aseptia Announces Closing of $28 Million Series C Financing
PR Newswire - Tue Mar 04, 8:43AM CST
Aseptia, a Raleigh, NC-based food processing technology company, announces the closing of a $28 million Series C Preferred Stock financing. Wright Foods is the wholly owned manufacturing subsidiary of Aseptia, Inc. Aseptia/Wright Foods utilizes state-of-the-art technology developed at North Carolina State University. This financing is to support the growth of Wright Foods' operation in Troy, NC. Investors in the Series C financing include Lookout Capital, SJF Ventures, Prudential, and the F.B. Heron Foundation.
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