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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The cost of living crisis continues to challenge UK shoppers, as prices for food essentials like bread, milk and cheese continue to rise. The stark reality of the impact of food price inflation can be seen in the latest figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) which tell us that 3 percent of families across the United Kingdom (2.1 million people) used a food bank in the year ending March 2022. In a true north/south divide reality, families in the north of England and Scotland were most likely to interact with a food bank service in the last year. As the appetite for non-essential shopping continues to be suppressed, more consumers are turning to second hand sales platforms and discount retailers as a way to save. UK sales volumes saw a 1.2 percent in February 2023 according to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS); the most significant increase since October 2022 but nonetheless subdued. … [Read more...] about Reviving Retail: The Recommerce Revolution Is Helping Cash-Strapped Consumers

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin MicroStrategy MSTR , the business-software company that has a thing for bitcoin still loves the cryptocurrency even though it sold some for tax purposes last month, employing a tactic that could help other long-term fans ease the pain from the asset’s months-long slide. As part of a flurry of late-year transactions, MicroStrategy sold about 704 bitcoins at an average price of $16,776 on December 22, the first time the company had divested any holdings of the leading cryptocurrency. But that followed purchases of about 2,395 tokens for about $17,871 each from November 1-December 21. The company said in an SEC filing that it planned to use losses generated by the sale to diminish previous capital gains, which could result in tax benefits. It also said it turned around and bought 810 bitcoins on December 22 at about $16,485 each, meaning MicroStrategy had a net increase of about 2,501 in its bitcoin hoard since the … [Read more...] about MicroStrategy Sticks With Long-Term Bitcoin Strategy But Uses Short-Term Sale For Tax Benefit

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Luxury Italian bedding and lifestyle brand SFERRA is opening a 2,600-square-foot store, its first physical store, in Manhattan’s Flatiron District, in a three level Italiante-style townhouse. While the brand is long on history – it was founded in 1853 – it’s store is designed to be an experiential retail center. With three-floors to explore, the Townhouse gathers all of SFERRA’s product lines under the same roof. That includes bedding, bath, down, robe, and loungewear; tabletop; rugs; decorative accessories, and gift collections. The latter features one-of-a-kind items sold exclusively at the Flatiron District Townhouse. The store showcases SFERRA’s collections in an elevated space that echos a comfortable New York City home. Displays of SFERRA products from the early days, and spanning 130 years are showcased throughout the Townhouse alongside recently launched items. The merchandise will allow guests and designers … [Read more...] about SFERRA Is Unveiling Its First Physical Store, In An Italiante-Style Townhouse In New York City

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin IDK’s creative acumen, his savvy for business, and his thoughtful airs pierce. His inner seas are oceans of song, direction, and rhymes of personal revolution. IDK is a polymath. He performs as musician and manager alike, handling the economics of his artistry, negotiating his deals firsthand. It’s as unusual as it is laudable and difficult. He’s collaborated with The Neighborhood, Saba, KAYTRANADA, Domo Genesis, Young Thug, A$AP Ferg, Denzel Curry , and Bas. Dancing with his right brain, he turns silence into capturing sound. Balancing his left brain, he confers with the powers of bureaucracy, law, and record labels. “Most artists that I meet are focused on the right brain. They tend to struggle a lot. They feel restricted. And there's a tendency to rely on their team or their manager. It’s good to have people like that, but dependence could affect your livelihood because you can't control anyone else,” said IDK. … [Read more...] about Polymath Of Rap, IDK, Applies Both Sides Of His Brain

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Amazon is a one-stop-shop for almost everything you could possibly need. But with millions of options, finding the absolute best Amazon deals can be tricky. After all, how do you know that you’re truly getting a good discount? That’s where we come in. We’ve checked the price history on some of the retail giant’s most popular products and narrowed down the best deals you can shop right now. Below, you’ll find discounts on top-rated tech—like the Samsung Frame TV for $300 off—as well as savings on kitchen must-haves like the Vitamix A3300 . Here, check out 13 of the best Amazon deals that you can shop this week. Best Amazon Deals: Tech Best Amazon Deals: Home How Can I Find The Best Deals On Amazon? To find the best deals on Amazon, first you’ll want to head to the retail giant’s Today’s Deals section. The lander features all of the site’s current markdowns, which you can filter by product … [Read more...] about The Best Amazon Deals To Snag This Week

LONDON  – British grocery inflation rose again in March to a record 17.5 percent, inflicting yet more pain on consumers battling a cost-of-living crisis, industry data showed on Tuesday. Market researcher Kantar said prices were rising fastest in markets such as eggs, milk and cheese. It said UK households now face an additional 837 pounds ($1,028) on their annual shopping bills if they do not change their behavior to cut costs. “It’s more bad news for the British public, who are experiencing the ninth month of double-digit grocery price inflation,” said Fraser McKevitt, Kantar’s head of retail and consumer insight. The Kantar data for March provides the most up to date snapshot of UK grocery inflation. Official UK data published last week showed overall consumer price inflation rose to 10.4 percent in February, which higher food and drink prices in pubs and restaurants pushed up, with shortages of salad items also playing a role. Overall inflation for food and non-alcoholic … [Read more...] about UK grocery inflation hits new high of 17.5% -Kantar

Empty shelves of vegetables are seen in Morrisons, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, Britain, Feb 27, 2023. REUTERS/Carl Recine/File photo LONDON  – Britons already reeling from the biggest rise in food prices since 1977 may have to get used to shortages of fresh vegetables as soaring costs and unpredictable weather hit domestic production. British shoppers have faced a shortage of tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers in recent weeks after disrupted harvests in north Africa reduced supply, while inflation forced industry buyers to spend more on less from key markets such as Spain. Tax office data showed Britain imported 266,273 tons of vegetables in January 2023 – the smallest amount for any January since 2010, when the population was around 7 percent smaller than it is now. Compounding matters, UK production of salad ingredients is expected to hit a record low this year as costly energy deters British producers from planting crops in greenhouses. The tight conditions have … [Read more...] about More food shortages could add to Britain’s price pressure

If veteran banker Cezar “Bong” Consing didn’t have to take over the helm of conglomerate Ayala Corp. following tycoon Fernando Zobel de Ayala’s medical emergency and subsequent retirement, there’s a good chance that he would be appointed the next Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor. From what we gather, there are prime movers in the Marcos administration who are batting for Consing to be the country’s next chief monetary and banking regulator. But now that Consing may be out of the game after accepting the post of Ayala CEO, who could the other candidates be? By this time, it appears that former BSP chief and Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno is comfortably nestled in his position as chief of the economic team. Whether or not he wants to return to the BSP, an influential source says Diokno will likely stay in this current post. Thus, among President Marcos’ options is to keep the status quo: BSP Governor Felipe Medalla (whom we hear has been backed by Diokno himself) … [Read more...] about BIZ BUZZ: The next BSP chief

To fully enjoy a convenient city life, the location of the property where one lives and works is a crucial factor to consider. Keeping up with the modern on-the-go lifestyle, many Filipinos go for an easily accessible single setting for their residences, workplaces, and recreational activities. The daily grind becomes a lot easier when they are situated in an area that offers geographical connectivity, a safe community, and other conveniences. One of the places preferred by today’s urban dwellers is Mandaluyong, a small city with bustling economy in the middle of Metro Manila. At the heart of the Mandaluyong Central Business District sits a future-ready urban development that offers a myriad of possibilities. Opportunities for employment, business, recreation, and urban living abound in the 15-hectare Greenfield District. The transit-oriented mixed-use development of Greenfield Development Corporation is home to strategically located residential and commercial buildings, green … [Read more...] about Greenfield District: A myriad of possibilities in the middle of the Metro

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin US retailer Adorama has posted pictures and prices for the Garmin Edge 540 and 840 cycle computers ahead of their official announcement, as noted by users on the WeightWeenies forum. If these details aren’t altered ahead of Garmin’s official announcement, you can expect to pay $449 for the Edge 840, $549 for the Edge 840 Solar with solar charging element. The Garmin Edge 540 will cost $349, or $449 for the Solar version, according to this leaked info. These bike computers will replace the Garmin Edge 830 and Edge 530, released in 2019. MORE FROM FORBES Garmin's Next Watch Likely To Be Its Largest By Andrew Williams What’s new? Well, neither of the old models were available in a solar-charging flavor, which became part of the line-up with last year’s Garmin Edge 1040. The main portion of the solar charging panel fans out above the top of the screen, as it does in the Edge 1040 Solar. The … [Read more...] about Garmin Edge 540 And Edge 840 Cycle Computers Leak Online