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Knomo appoints UK country manager Oliver Strickland has joined Knomo as the brand's new UK country manager. Strickland has amassed more than two decades of fashion and retail experience. Prior to joining the accessories label earlier this month, Strickland was a country manager for Pepe Jeans Group. He has also held leadership roles at Diesel, Burberry, Gant and Hackett. At Knomo, Strickland will lead on store expansions and the brand’s overseas reach. He will also oversee Knomo’s brand positioning and wholesale accounts, working alongside managing director Dan Shaw.

Chop’d acquired by Inc Retail Food-to-go operator Chop’d has been acquired by London-based retail group Inc Retail, for an undisclosed sum, in a deal which includes all 13 of its sites. Chop’d currently has 10 sites in London as well as one each in Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool, all of which will stay open, according to Inc Retail. Eddie Holmes, managing director, Chop’d, told BigHospitality​'s sister site  MCA​ ​the business was actively looking for a buyer and was approached by Inc Retail, who knew the operation well as they were a regular cust...

  DARTMOUTH, N.S. -- Darrell Fraser has been in the vending machine industry for 21 years. His actual vending roots stretch back almost half a century. "I have been doing vending since 1973," said Fraser who owns Definite Food Services in Dartmouth. Like many business operators trying to survive the economic downturn brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 has been a painful year for Fraser, his staff and his business. March 17 was an especially dark day. "Our sales dropped by 60 percent that day," said Fraser. Once the pandemic restrictions were implemented by the Nova Scotia govern...

'L.A. Law' Sequel With Blair Underwood in the Works at ABC Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images The law firm of McKenzie Brackman is reopening. ABC is developing a sequel to L.A. Law, with Blair Underwood set to reprise his role as attorney Jonathan Rollins. He'll also be an executive producer on the project. Arrow-verse veterans Marc Guggenheim and Ubah Mohamed are writing the update and will executive produce. Emmy winner Anthony Hemingway ( The People v. O.J. Simpson) is attached to direct and will also be an EP. The project comes from Disney's 20th Television, which produced the original series.

Arrow's Marc Guggenheim is Bringing Back LA Law Arrow and Legends writer Ubah Mohamed to revive L.A. Law, one of TV's most venerable legal dramas. The series is being characterized as a "sequel" rather than a reboot, meaning that it will take place in the same world as the original and keep the door open for guest appearances from the classic cast. It will star Blair Underwood, who played Jonathan Rollins in the original L.A. Law from 1987 to 1994. The new version will apparently see McKenzie Brackman reinventing itself as a litigation firm specializing in high-profile and controversial ca...