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New Zealand Frost Fans appoints new CEO

New Zealand Frost Fans appoints new CEO New Zealand Frost Fans announced today that Andrew Priest has been appointed new CEO of the company. An experienced business leader, Andrew will succeed Steve Haslett and assume responsibilities in June. Since 2007, Steve has transformed the business to become a significant exporter and the market leader in New Zealand and Australia. Steve will remain close to the company as a shareholder and non-executive director. Andrew has had a number of impressive leadership roles, most recently as chief executive of Ngāi Tahu Farming and Forestry, where he successfully diversified their farming interests and grew the value of their assets. He has had international roles for manufacturers HeinzWatties, General Cable, a USA-based position with Carter Holt Harvey, and as a management consultant specializing in business strategy and organisational dynamics.

This ain t no game as DOGE briefly flippens Nintendo and takes #4 spot from XRP

This ain t no game as DOGE briefly flippens Nintendo and takes #4 spot from XRP Clearly, Super Mario isn t the only one collecting coins. 30499 Total views News The market capitalization of Dogecoin (DOGE), a meme-based cryptocurrency that started as a joke seven years ago, briefly passed that of major Japanese video game company Nintendo following a price rally. According to data from AssetDash, the market cap of DOGE surged to $77.7 billion on Tuesday following a rally that took the price of the coin above $0.60 for the first time. This rally put the market cap of the project ahead of both cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase at $73.8 billion and Nintendo at $76.3 billion. Though the price of DOGE has since fallen to $0.53, its market cap is still above XRP’s, making it the fourth most valuable cryptocurrency, according to CoinMarketCap.

Retail News: Rag & Bone Launches a Neighborhood Deli-Inspired Pop-Up at Nordstrom + More

Retail Intel: JD Sports-Owned Focus Brands Opens New HQ in England + More FN Staff June 1, 2021: Focus Brands has officially opened its new headquarters in Huddersfield, England. The location, which will house 70 employees out of the company’s 220-strong team, sits alongside five global operational units, including St. Albans and London, as well as Berlin, Amsterdam and Ningbo, China. To mark the opening, JD Sports executive chairman Peter Cowgill paid a visit to the site. (Focus Brands was acquired by JD back in 2011.) “Huddersfield has been an instrumental part of the Focus Brands story, and we’re excited to be investing further into the area with a new state-of-the-art office space,” Focus Brands director Dave Tolman said in a statement. “We look forward to welcoming our employees into their new working environment under the latest government advised social distancing measures.”

On-premise outlets banking on social networking to expand presence, sales

On-premise outlets banking on social networking to expand presence, sales
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Pakistani doctors serving abroad help LRH better manage Covid patients

Pakistani doctors serving abroad help LRH better manage Covid patients
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