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Chandana Basu, CEO of PPJ Healthcare Enterprises, Inc. (OTCPINK: PPJE) fights back against retaliations
Chandana Basu, CEO of PPJ Healthcare Enterprises, Inc. (OTCPINK: PPJE) fights back against retaliations.
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[{"type":"text","content":"TAMPA, FL. – Oct 23, 2017 – The chief executive officer PPJ Healthcare Enterprises, Inc. (PPJE) and founder of Healthcare Business Services Groups, Inc. (HBSGI) are refuting against ongoing retaliation. Chandana Basu, CEO of PPJ Enterprises, Inc., responds to retaliations lodged against her and the Company this year. Much attention has been given to so-called “fake news” in recent months. Businesses and individuals around the country have struggled to overcome the claims stated in these untrue sources on the web. PPJ Healthcare Enterprises, Inc., has recently been the victim of ongoing retaliation lodged against the company and its CEO. Ms. Basu wants retaliators to know that the impact of such retaliation is felt long after the initial shock. “Companies that are victims of negative online posts must deal with false claims, which takes them away from important business activities,” says Chandana. “Our own fight against these retaliations has impacted our ability to secure investors and has limited the growth of our firm.” In addition, poster and writer who do not take the time or care to investigate claims before publishing articles are doing far more damage than they realize, and they must take responsibility of magnitude of damages. “A growing problem in online publishing is the rise of paid articles designed to damage the reputations and business prospects of companies around the globe,” says Chandana. “This is a clear conflict of interest as it raises questions about validity and truth.” Despite these hardships, Chandana and the Company were able to rebound, offering clients a wide range of specialized healthcare billing solutions and practice management investment experience. The Florida-based firm works with medical practices throughout the United States., Today, PPJ is laying the groundwork for investing heavily into cannabis dispensaries, which have risen to the forefront of pain management solutions in the wake of the opioid epidemic. “From penny stocks to day traders and full-time investment professionals, the time is right to expand into the cannabis industry,” adds Chandana, who has led several lucrative business ventures during her career. “Investments in the future of medical care make sense, both from the humanitarian perspective as well as a financial standpoint.” For more inform...