Layoffs have occurred at Tulsa-based Chart Industries Inc. and the drop in oil prices is being blamed by company officials.
As sales dropped from $339 million in 2014 to $187 million last year, the company took steps to trim its workforce.
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Layoffs at Chart Industries in Tulsa—-Oil Slump to Blame
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