CGRW CANNAGROW HOLDINGS INC
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Xtreme Fighting Championships Returns to Detroit with XFC Grand Prix II Live Event
Xtreme One Entertainment Announces TrillerTV as Streaming Partner for XFC 50
Xtreme One Entertainment Announces INDEMAND as Broadcast Partner for XFC 50
Xtreme One Entertainment to Officially Relaunch XFC Mixed Martial Arts League With XFC 50 in Florida
Press Release: CannaGrow Holdings Subsidiary Acquires License to the Xtreme Fighting Championships (XFC) Brand and Back Catalog
CannaGrow Holdings Subsidiary Acquires License to the Xtreme Fighting Championships (XFC) Brand and Back Catalog Transaction with Mixed Martial Arts Brand furthers the Company's long-term strategy in
Press Release: CGRW Announces New Board of Directors to Support Long-term Strategic Growth, New Focus as Xtreme One Entertainment
CGRW Announces New Board of Directors to Support Long-term Strategic Growth, New Focus as Xtreme One Entertainment Directors Bring Deep Experience Across Sports and Entertainment, Marketing, Sponsors
CannaGrow Holdings, Inc. Rebrands to Xtreme One Entertainment, Inc.
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National Bureau of Economic Research: the US recession lasted two months in 2020
The recession caused by the COVID-19 epidemic ended in April 2020, making it the shortest recession in US history, according to an academic team studying the timing of US economic expansion. The National Bureau of Economic Research's business cycle dating committee said in a statement on Monday that all key indicators of employment and production "clearly point to April 2020 as the trough". Before the recession, the US economy experienced a 10.5-year expansion, the longest since records began in 1854. The previous shortest recession occurred in 1980 and lasted six months.
The US service sector expanded at a slower-than-expected pace in June, falling to the weakest rate of the year.
The Institute for supply Management (ISM) services index fell to 60.1 from a record 64 in May, showing that the service sector employment index fell to the lowest level so far this year. Us service providers expanded at a slower-than-expected pace in June, a decline in an employment indicator, reflecting that employers still face difficulties in hiring. The Institute for supply Management (ISM) services index fell to 60.1 from a record 64 in May. Orders and business activity also fell. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expected a median of 63.5. The report shows that although it is cooler than a month ago, it provides services such as restaurant catering, hotel accommodation and travel.
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