Every shoe store has its own story, every store its own strategy. The ranges differ depending on the clientele and location. In addition, each owner shapes his or her company in his or her own personal way. And yet there seem to be certain rules when shoe retailers decide to expand their range to include … Read more
The Schuhhaus Meyer in Lübbecke is also lucky with its employees. “Our six employees have been with us for many years and are all sales professionals,” says Managing Director Britta Goertz happily. Some have worked here since their apprenticeship; one employee even recently celebrated his 25th anniversary. The youngest in the team has been working … Read more
The long-time managing director of the hat and leather goods manufacturer Seeberger, Richard Stölzle, is leaving his position at the end of the year. The succession has already been arranged. The post Seeberger managing director resigns appeared first on schuhkurier. Source link
Sudan topped the ICR’s watchlist of global humanitarian crises for the second year in a row in a report released Wednesday. The organization said a total of 30.4 million people were in humanitarian need in the war-torn African country, making it the world’s single biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded. Source link
MicroStrategythe software development company run by Michael Saylor, would be announced as part of the Nasdaq 100 stock index this Friday December 13. As CriptoNoticias reported yesterday, this list would add MicroStrategy alongside technological giants such as Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon and Tesla, among others. The Nasdaq 100 is an index that It brings together … Read more
Loneliness is becoming a more serious problem in Germany, according to a new survey carried out by one of the country’s leading public health insurers. Around 60% of Germans suffer from loneliness either often, sometimes or rarely, according to the survey, which was presented in Berlin on Wednesday by the Technician health insurance (TK). The … Read more
A world-renowned news photographer has spoken to FRANCE 24 about her efforts to document the conflict in Yemen. Asmaa Waguih has been to numerous countries, including Afghanistan and Libya – and won last year the Reuters Photographer of the Year for her coverage of the Arab Spring. Her latest book of pictures from Yemen, called … Read more
Since the October 7 Hamas attack last year, some 350,000 Israeli reservists have been called up to fight. The ongoing fighting, now entering its 14-month mark, has left its mark on Israeli troops as more and more suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. Struggling to cope with the horrors of war, some soldiers are seeking out … Read more
“It breaks my heart! You can’t treat people this way. We’ve worked so hard for Thyssenkrupp,” said Helmut Renk, the 62-year-old works council chairman of the steelmaker’s facility in Kreuztal-Eichen, Germany. Venting his anger and frustration about the plant’s likely closure, he adds that he’s been working there for 40 years — just like his … Read more
PRESS REVIEW – Friday, December 6: Emmanuel Macron is “alone”, “solitary” in the face of an unprecedented political crisis. The press has few words of comfort for Macron as France’s political chaos ensues. Also, EU commissioner Ursula von der Leyen flies to Uruguay to seal the Mercosur deal – despite France and Italy’s opposition. Scientists … Read more