Yes, yesterday was officially New Year’s Day. Black eyes peas were consumed. And hangovers were nursed. Today, though, is normally a work day—the day we all get back into our routine. But Jan. 1 fell on a Sunday this year,…
A difficult year ahead for the global economy is set to hit some countries harder than others. With 2023 upon us, many bankers, economists, and business leaders have cautioned to brace for a global economic contraction that will send many…
The number of young kids, especially toddlers, who accidentally ate marijuana-laced treats rose sharply over five years as pot became legal in more places in the U.S., according to a study published Tuesday. More than 7,000 confirmed cases of kids…
The craze for natural beauty is pushing brands to reinvent and to ditch lengthy ingredients lists. As a result, cosmetics now contain all kinds of natural ingredients with unexpected benefits for the skin. This is the case of bamboo, apple…
The Barcelona-headquartered fragrance house has reassessed its operational presence in key strategic markets and decided to reinforce its presence in the APAC region with the acquisition of PT Euronindo Fragrance in Indonesia. In parallel, the company has divested itself from…
As NFTs and crypto gained a popular following and became increasingly mainstream, celebrities appeared to line up to sign lucrative endorsement deals for the digital assets, with many investing in them themselves. For many of the A-listers who rode the…
influencers of 2022?” /> Social networks have become trend incubators, determining the success of new products, as well as the rise of new tips, techniques, and inspirations in the beauty industry. At the heart of these networks, some powerful influencers,…
The U.S. manufacturer of fragrances and aromas has named Sabrya Meflah President of its Fine Fragrance business unit. Meflah — who most recently was currently vice president and regional general manager, Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA) — succeeds Dionisio Ferenc.…
US labor board prosecutors have concluded that Starbucks Corp. illegally forced out a New York barista who has been a key architect of the union campaign that swept through hundreds of its cafes this year. The union leader, Jaz Brisack, resigned her…