Jawbone has almost no inventory left of its UP wearable activity trackers and has struggled to pay one of its customer service agencies, according to a new report in Business Insider.
Jawbone, which for years made audio technology and popular Bluetooth speakers before shifting its focus to wearable tech, failed to make payments to NexRep, a Portland, Maine-based customer service agency, before ending the relationship in early September. The severed relationship resulted in job losses at NexRep.
Jawbone already had a shaky track record when it comes to paying some of its contractors: The Information reported last month that Jawbone was having trouble paying one of its business partners, and Jawbone was at one time sued by global...
via The Verge
