GNC In Rough Seas From COVID-19 Pandemic; Vitamin Shoppe Safe In Port Under New Owner
Executive Summary
GNC announces "significant" store and management staff furloughs and other cost-cutting moves "to protect the long-term prospects for the business." Vitamin Shoppe told customers that its stores remain open though it reduced business hours.
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