If, like us, you are looking forward to the arrival of spring and the burst of new energy its warmth can bring you will love this nature inspired jewellery by established maker Judith Brown. The latest designs in her Foliage collection feature tiny leaves, fronds and flowers, which are handmade in silver wire and glass
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As if we needed more evidence that there’s been a stratospheric rise in online shopping and therefore postal deliveries, retailers large and small are now facing an unprecedented shortage of packaging cardboard. With consumers ordering everything from bread makers to bicycles, clothes to ceramics and anything else you can think of via the Internet, the
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Online greeting card giant, Moonpig, has soared past its £1.2 billion valuation as shares jumped by almost a third during its stock market debut. This makes it the second largest stock listing in the UK this year, behind Dr Martens, which went public last week with a valuation of £3.7billion. Moonpig set a top end
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The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the shift away from brick-and-mortar stores to digital shopping, as millions of consumers worldwide turned to webshops amid the lockdown. This coronavirus-led boom in online sales caused a surge in the number of users and revenues of the entire eCommerce market.. According to data presented by Finaria.it, the number of
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is scrutinising eBay’s £7 billion deal with Norwegian business, Adevinta, as part of a crackdown on digital monopolies. The deal involves the sale of eBay’s classified ads division to Adevinta for £1.8 billion in cash and 44 per cent of the combined firm. The deal includes Gumtree and Motors.co.uk,
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Alan Monahan writes: As with my own appearance, the face of Autumn Fair is much changed from the show I first visited more than 20 years ago. But like me, it has managed to keep a spring in its step despite some shrinkage! And while some exhibitors at the NEC were bemoaning the fact that
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