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Checked. 4 of 4 facts match your sources.Brief · $0.50

One guidance cut, eleven suppliers re-priced

Thursday’s filing cut full-year guidance 12%1. The company’s disclosures name eleven direct suppliers2. Within a day, two of them drew downgrades3. On the call, the CFO called it “a six-month problem, not a structural one.”4

Sources behind this story
18-K filing · SEC · 6:04 AM
2Supplier disclosures · Annual report
3Analyst notes · Research desk · Friday
4Earnings call transcript · Company IR
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“Guidance cut rattles the supply chain”

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The draftTwo paragraphs matched a wire story word for word.
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Questions

What newsletter teams ask.

Will it copy other writers?

No. Copied writing breaks a rule, so that draft is held and you aren’t charged.

Can I edit before sending?

Yes. You stay the editor. Change anything before it goes out.

What does a daily brief cost?

A brief each weekday comes to about $69 a month, plan included.

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