Not every headline was about Victor Wembanyama this past week. Check out what else captured San Antonians' attention.
The San Antonio-based insurance and financial services company said the latest round of layoffs affected employees in various roles and departments.Let’s face it: Victor Wembanyama dominated the news cycle this past week. So if you got caught up in Wembymania and missed out on what else was going on, we’ve got you covered.USAA lays off another 300 workers after first loss in century
USAA has been having a rough time amid concerns of an economic shutdown — it started the month with news that it had posted its first annual loss in a century. The latest news was the announcement that the insurance and financial services company is laying off another 300 people, most of whom are employed in San Antonio. The affected positions are “across most of our offices and different functions.”An overview of the properties at 1406 Lee Hall and 5051 W Interstate 10.
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