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Through the lens of Western religion, sacred land is the church, building and animals, and plant life, the sacraments.

The remains of nearly 5,000 Native Americans that were excavated long ago from earthen burial mounds by the Tennessee Valley Authority could soon be r

The Tennessee Valley Authority excavated the remains as it built dams, and it later gave many of them to universities and museums across the South.

The remains of nearly 5,000 Native Americans that were excavated long ago from earthen burial mounds by the Tennessee Valley Authority could soon be returned to their tribes, now that the agency has announced it is prepared to repatriate them after a decadeslong wait.

This edition of OPI features the top 50 most influential women in the business and workplace supplies sector. The Big Interview is with Beth Wright from Fellowes Brands. This is also a special issue is all about health and well-being in the workplace.

Beth Wright, Chief Commercial Officer at Fellowes Brands, could easily be described as one of the most present and influential women in the business supplies space today. And she certainly likes a challenge. There are few individuals, for example, who have swapped continents in their career paths and been resoundingly successful in all their professional

The March 2023 issue of OPI magazine will feature the inaugural Influential Women in the Business Products World list. To mark the occasion, the issue also includes a Big Interview with Beth Wright, Chief Commercial Officer at leading vendor, Fellowes Brands. In this Big Interview ‘teaser’ podcast, OPI CEO Steve Hilleard talks to Beth about

US and European clothing brands are increasingly turning to Egypt for sourcing needs as it offers shorter lead times and greater reliability.

Some brands have been so preoccupied with sustainability messaging that they've forgotten to put their money where their mouth is.

Investment in growing Africa's clothing sector is slowing as consumers cut spending on the back of rising inflation and recession worries.