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Retail reinvented - how cloud-based technology is reshaping commerce - Vimarsana News

Retail reinvented - how cloud-based technology is reshaping commerce

Strike a pose - retail is evolving, says Josh Fischer of Acumatica. Find out how technology is changing the meaning of commerce functionality and giving...

Hospobilia: how repping your local's merch became a fashion hit | Australian fashion - Vimarsana News

Hospobilia: how repping your local's merch became a fashion hit | Australian fashion

Fashion has become a vital ‘side hustle’ for Australian bars and restaurants struggling through lockdown, as punters buy into the hyperlocal look

Jeffree Star on his beauty business: 'I'm uncancelable' – Glossy - Vimarsana News

Jeffree Star on his beauty business: 'I'm uncancelable' – Glossy

JUL 02, 2021 One of YouTube’s most-subscribed beauty influencers, Jeffree Star was never one to avoid controversy. But after the loss of a major brand partner and followers in 2020, he is back in the public eye with a pledge to stay drama-free. Progressing in recovery from a serious car accident in April in his soon-to-be permanent home state of Wyoming, the mega-influencer has been making the media rounds in the past month to discuss his beauty brand’s Pride initiative. Jeffree Star Cosmetics is donating $25,000 plus a portion of sales from its Rainbow collect...

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Jeffree Star poses with yaks on Wyoming ranch where he is 'truly at mental peace' - Vimarsana News

Jeffree Star poses with yaks on Wyoming ranch where he is 'truly at mental peace'

Yaks were also the center of attention during the Wyoming Legislature’s 2021 General Session when the House of Representatives were debating House Bill 52, legislation to ensure funding for a school protein enhancement program. The legislation, which ultimately passed the legislature and was signed into law by Governor Mark Gordon, directs the Wyoming Department of Education to set aside $25,000 per year for grants available to school districts to help cover processing fees of “Wyoming poultry, lamb, pork, beef and bison used in school meals.” “A yak is a bovine so they would be incl...