Juul Labs plans to cut around a third of its staff as it grapples with falling e-cigarette market share and regulatory crackdowns. “The San Francisco company will cut between 800 and 950 of
its staff as part of a broader restructuring plan,” according to The Wall Street Journal. “The cuts aren’t related to the coronavirus pandemic…. Blamed for a rise
in teenage vaping, Juul is the subject of several federal investigations.”
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