SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Eaze Technologies, Inc., the San Francisco-based cannabis delivery service, has confirmed plans to shut down its operations.
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In an email statement to KRON4 News on Sunday evening, CEO Cory Azzalino revealed that “Eaze’s assets were sold at auction on August 6, 2024.” He added that management is currently working with the new ownership group to assess whether operations will resume after December 31, 2024. An update for employees is scheduled for November 15.
On Monday, Azzalino informed operational employees in California with the following note.
Founded in 2014 as a mobile app, Eaze quickly earned the nickname the “Uber of weed” for its convenient service, according to the HuffPost.
Before the announcement was officially posted, an internal source had told KRON4 News that Eaze had informed its employees in a company-wide announcement last week that it would wind down its operations within the “next two months.”
The company serves customers in Michigan and various cities throughout California.
As of this report, it’s unclear how many employees will be affected by layoffs or how many customers will lose access to the service
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