Walmart to build $1.3B fulfillment center in Georgia
The 1.5-million-square-foot automated facility is slated to break ground later this year.
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Jim Beam maker chooses next chief supply chain officer
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Yardstik Raises $30 Million to Monitor Workers After They’re Hired
Companies run background checks once, and that’s only on the first day. But fraud, licence expirations, and criminal issues don’t stop after hiring.
- Yardstik raises $30M in Series B funding to monitor workers post-hiring.
- Funding led by Harbert Growth Partners, participation from 6 investors.
- Company's Human Trust Platform focuses on fraud prevention, monitoring, credential management.