Editor’s Note: We’ve received notice that this story may be
inaccurate both in terms of the organizational details it provides
and the extent of the layoffs reported. LinuxToday will continue to
keep an eye on this story as it unfolds, but we believe the
reporting in this item is questionable. We’ll provide updates as
available. -mph
“Another St. Louis dot-com has laid off a good chunk of its
staff.”
“Clayton-based Linuxgruven.com laid off 100 employees today,
sources tell the St. Louis Business Journal. The company, a Linux
training and service company, reportedly had 106 employees as of
January. No one from the company was available for comment Friday.
Its public relations firm declined to comment.“
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