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Updated Tuesday, 1st June 2021, 10:08 am A Leighton Buzzard simulator business is celebrating its 'Happy Return' from the pandemic, and was chuffed to receive a special visit from a BBC celebrity. Fly a Flight, which offers experiences in a Boeing 737, Spitfire or Messerschmitt, played host to EastEnders' Danny Dyer, when he and his father took to the virtual skies on May 14. After the star visit, business owner Mark Lowen is hoping that more people will say 'Tally Ho!' and book an adventure now that Covid-19 restrictions have eased. Mark Lowen, founder of Fly a Flight. Remembering the ac...

PayPal Acquires Happy Returns Happy Returns, a Santa Monica, CA-based tech returns company. The amount of the deal was not disclosed. As part of PayPal, Happy Returns will continue offering its returns experience to retailers and shoppers. The technology and platform will help extend PayPal’s commerce platform beyond discovery and payments to the post-purchase experience. With PayPal’s support, the company will also focus on improving the platform and expanding its presence. With the addition of PayPal’s technology, Happy Returns’ commerce platform, which includes Honey and checkout...

PayPal acquires returns logistics business, Happy Returns PayPal announced today it’s acquiring Happy Returns, a returns solution provider that offers online shoppers access to easier ways to send back unwanted merchandise to retailers without having to box it up and ship it themselves. The company today offers a network of more than 2,600 drop-off returns locations in the U.S., including those in over 1,200 metros and in every U.S. state. It also has relationships with hundreds of brands that have been using its returns software and reverse logistics services. The company says it will cont...

While this year’s Rolex Fastnet Race will be highly competitive at the front of the fleet, for many among the record-sized entry of 453 yachts (at present), the objective of tackling the 695 mile course from Cowes to Cherbourg via the legendary rock off southwest Ireland is just to get round successfully. For many, personally, they are taking part to experience the challenge, a lifelong ambition, an adventure, a bonding experience with family and friends, to improve on a previous result or because, this year’s race will be historic, for the first time in its 96 years finishing in Cherbour...