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by Stephen Chapman Wigan Warriors have signed a partnership with men’s make-up brand, War Paint. It will mean the company is featured on first-team training and warm-up kits, but the club stated that “the true value” would lie off the field. This is where they would “challenge stereotypes, start conversations and break down the boundaries that can confine men.” “I was inspired to create War Paint due to my own mental health struggles and I couldn’t be more proud to see that our brand growth can result in working alongside Wigan Warriors to help us address the issue,” explaine...

Follow Apr. 12, 2021 Tzahi Nahmias was already very rich when he acquired Discount Investment Corp. a few months ago. But he doesn’t play the role of tycoon: He doesn’t work around the clock and his property company, Mega Or, occupies modest offices in Moshav Shilat with a discount supermarket on the ground level. He and his family live in the same moshav. “If you know how to make the right decisions and have a team you can rely on, you don’t need to be working 24/7,” he once told an associate. But those who have done business with Nahmias say there’s a difference between his pub...

(1) Results reveal exciting insights about the vegetation condition alongside nearly 574,000 miles of overhead lines. LiveEO's further analysis helps utilities to improve management processes and to decrease wildfire and storm damage risks. For the first time in history, vegetation encroachment risk to the entire publicly available U.S. transmission grid has been analyzed from space by the Berlin-based startup LiveEO. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210126005595/en/ Publicly available US transmission grid with vegeta...

El Cielito Café Founder Daniel Olivares. Courtesy photo. Daniel Olivares can recall being a young man living in Los Angeles when he visited a newly opened location of a high-end San Francisco-based specialty coffee chain in his neighborhood of Echo Park. He remembers seeing that two of the three coffees on offer at the sleek bar were from Latin America, yet everyone there making and buying the coffee was white. It has long been the case that specialty coffee shops have been markers of gentrification in certain communities, and that disparities carry through to the coffees themselves. Most of...