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Lendingtree Ceo Doug Lebda Dies in Atv Accident: Company

Business · United States

Lendingtree Ceo Doug Lebda Dies in Atv Accident: Company

64% Center coverage: 103 sources

LendingTree, Inc. announced Monday its founder and CEO Doug Lebda died unexpectedly in an all-terrain vehicle accident over the weekend.The board has appointed LendingTree’s Chief Operating Officer and President, Scott Peyree, to succeed Lebda, effective immediately. See the Story

UNC Running Back Caleb Hood Retiring From College Football, Bill Belichick Offers Thoughts

Instagram · Chapel Hill

UNC Running Back Caleb Hood Retiring From College Football, Bill Belichick Offers Thoughts

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

UNC running back Caleb Hood announced his retirement from football on Friday morning.See the Story

Charlotte’s Baker & Taylor to close after 197 years, cutting 500+ jobs

Layoffs · Charlotte

Charlotte’s Baker & Taylor to close after 197 years, cutting 500+ jobs

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Charlotte-based book distributor Baker & Taylor, founded in 1828 and once the nation’s largest library wholesaler, will close in January after a failed sale to ReaderLink. More than 500 workers will lose jobs without severance. The shutdown leaves libraries, including Charlotte Mecklenburg’s system, scrambling for new suppliers.See the Story

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