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Daniel Kline

Daniel Kline

Verified

Executive Editor, Come Cruise With Me

Port Saint Lucie

Final Covers

Constitutional Reform, Financial Institutions, Corruption, Political Risk

Doesn’t Cover

Planes, boats, trains

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 120066

  • Key service provider files Chapter 7 bankruptcy, plans liquidation

    By Daniel Kline Verified| Fresno Bee Verified Before the Covid pandemic, most Americans who held white-collar jobs went into an office. My offices offered more flexibility than others, but in general, the majority of people went to a physical location. There wasn't actually a lot of debate about whether working from home was a good idea. That's at least partially because many companies had invested significant dollars in leasing or buying offices.

    By Daniel Kline Verified · Fresno Bee

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Another popular brewery closing, sets final day

    By Daniel Kline Verified| Miami Herald Verified The great beerpocalypse continues to wreak havoc on what used to be a thriving industry. You can trace the beginning of the downturn in the local craft-brewed beer market to the Covid pandemic. Many breweries had to close the public-facing parts of their operations and lost on party and event rentals. Related: Popular beer brand shuts down brewery, lays off employeesIn many cases, the brewers lost the most lucrative part of their business - selling directly to customers without a middleman.

    By Daniel Kline Verified · Miami Herald

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Key service provider files Chapter 7 bankruptcy, plans liquidation

    By Daniel Kline Verified| Fresno Bee Verified Before the Covid pandemic, most Americans who held white-collar jobs went into an office. My offices offered more flexibility than others, but in general, the majority of people went to a physical location. There wasn't actually a lot of debate about whether working from home was a good idea. That's at least partially because many companies had invested significant dollars in leasing or buying offices.

    By Daniel Kline Verified · Fresno Bee

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Company Info

Come Cruise With Me

Llansamlet, Wales, United Kingdom

'+44 800 408 0757