News trade shows : This July’s edition of the NYC-based fashion trade fair will focus on sustainability and online sourcing, presenting visitors with 213 exhibitors from 22 different countries, as well as seminars, talks and an exhibition.
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Two European retailers have introduced new services that allow customers to resell items, showing the growing interest in circular economy initiatives.
Running throughout the whole September to coincide with Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Round Britain Your Way invites anyone to run, swim, walk, cycle or create their own challenge to collectively travel the 2,400 miles around the British coastline.
A local council has extended a huge loan to billionaire Matt Moulding, the founder and boss of beleaguered online retailer The Hut Group. Labour-controlled Warrington council agreed earlier this month to lend another £18million to private company Moulding Capital Limited. It was one of a series of loans worth a total of £200million made to the businessman making him the council’s largest single credit exposure. Council documents seen by The Mail on Sunday say the new loan is ‘fully secured… against a portfolio of real estate assets’. It is not known what the loan is being used for. A spokesman added that the council considered Moulding Capital Limited to be ‘a good credit risk’.
Small, fast-growing companies are often reactive rather than proactive. They have no choice: They’re running so fast to take advantage of new sales opportunities that their fulfillment operations can barely keep pace. Operations end up sprawled across multiple facilities, with labor and manual operations muscling orders out the door. They get the job done until they reach that point where it’s not feasible to just throw more labor at the problem. That was the situation at Pitman Creek Wholesale. Based in Kentucky, Pitman Creek is one of the largest players in an industry that otherwise flies under the radar—sportfishing lures and tackle, with a deep specialization in bass fishing.
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Dentsu is shifting from its South Melbourne head office on York St, to a new base in Cremorne, Mumbrella can reveal. The holding group is set to move its 430 Melbourne-based staff in the middle of this year as an “important step in the evolution of Dentsu ANZ”, CEO Angela Tangas told Mumbrella as it looks to enhance collaboration across the group. The new Church St location will house Dentsu’s 430 Melbourne staff. “The new office location will enable never before radical collaboration with a customised fit out that encourages integrated teaming, inspires creativity everywhere and is a place, most importantly, where our people want to be.”