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/PRNewswire/ -- Flash Labs Corporation—a leading provider of blockchain and Web 3.0 solutions—today announced that decentralized web 3.0 ecosystem Equinox will...
Huntsville, Alabama (PRWEB) February 02, 2022 -- Jan. 31, 2022—SpaSho Media, in collaboration with Black Estheticians and the Skin Therapists Association,
'Lights on North Park' welcomes neighbors and business owners “It's a, ‘hey we are here, we're back and we want to welcome everyone back to the neighborhood,” said Cindy Cate, North Park Mainstreet Association board president. Author: Abbie Alford (Reporter) Updated: 11:50 PM PDT May 20, 2021 SAN DIEGO — With more and more San Diegans vaccinated, the future is looking bright for local businesses. On Thursday, "Lights on North Park" lit up 30th and University to welcome back shoppers to the neighborhood after a difficult year. “I love the energy, I lov...
Buy now, pay later platform Atome launches in Malaysia By Digital News Asia April 1, 2021 Arrives in Malaysia touting over 100 online and offline retailers on platform Claims to have helped increase conversions by 17%; 30% increase over basket size SINGAPORE-headquartered 'Buy now, pay later' (BNPL) platform Atome has launched its service in Malaysia, with the company claiming to have already onboarded over 100 online and offline retailers on its platform. The company’s local market entry saw brands such as Agoda, ezbuy, Eu Yan Sang and Hush Puppies coming o...
Updated: Fri 15th Jan Two town centre businesses issued with £1000 FPN after “blatant disregard for the law and public safety at a time when Wrexham is at the highest infection rate in Wales” This article is old - Published: Friday, Jan 15th, 2021 Wrexham Council have said two businesses on Chester Street in Wrexham town centre, “Fresh Fades barbers shop and Lash Lab beauticians have each been served with a fixed penalty notice for £1000 for opening their premises and serving customers during the current lockdown”. In a statement Wrexham council have said, “The law is quite clear...