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Happy Returns in Hampstead has a busy window amid the pandemic. - Credit: Poppy Koronka A Hampstead toyshop owner is supporting parents home-schooling during lockdown, by opening a toy-drop off service and customer collections.  The owner of Happy Returns in Rosslyn Hill is encouraging mums to order toys and games to keep their kids occupied during lockdown.  Proprietor Jennie Danso expressed admiration for the parents home-schooling: “Talking to those parents after the first lockdown, coming back here [saying] how challenging it was not just because they are holding down their own jo...

socaltech.com Santa Monica-based Happy Returns, a startup which helps e-commerce companies manage their returns process, has partnered with omnichannel logistics services company Port Logistics Group, the two announced this morning. The two said that Happy Returns has become part of Port Logistics Group's Whiplash partner integration network. Whiplash Merchandising, owned by PLG, is an ecommerce technology company providing integration, order management system (OMS) and warehouse management system (WMS) capabilities. Financial details of the partnership were not announced. Happy Returns is ...

CB Insights Research Email January 14, 2021 Where is this data coming from? Start your free trial today Email Start your free trial today Email UPS — and the traditional shipping & logistics space at large — is being disrupted across many of its core functions and revenue streams.   As the world’s largest package delivery company, UPS has established a strong foothold in shipping and logistics, expanding its business internationally and offering additional supply chain and freight services such as freight forwarding, logistics & fulfillment, and cus...

Despite the pandemic, in-store options are in vogue

Online shopping has boomed in the pandemic. But what about all the packaging? Vox.com 1/8/2021 © Getty Images Everyone’s shopping online by necessity, but packaging waste hasn’t improved. At a Cost Plus World Market in Oakland, California, masked shoppers are filing in with their holiday near-misses. They’re not just bringing back Ikat dinnerware and burlap wall art that didn’t quite hit the gifting mark, however. The Happy Returns “bar” within accepts unwanted items from digitally native brands like Eloquii, Everlane, and Rothy’s, which it refunds with a scan of a QR code....