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Epson Webinar Highlights Sustainable Print Solutions for the Futureproof Office News provided by Share this article Share this article LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Epson America, Inc. will host a live webinar providing insight on sustainable office print solutions and how to futureproof the office environment on Wednesday, April 21 at 9:00 – 9:30 a.m. PDT. The event, "The Role of Printing and Sustainability in Education," will share how dealers can offer customers cost-effective and affordable color printing, along with environmental benefits, when leveraging Epson ...

Staff Following a year off after the pandemic turned normal life upside down, the insane bravery and total carnage that is Red Bull Cape Fear will return in 2021, albeit with a few changes. This year, the normal list of invite-only big wave chargers from around the world heading to Shipstern Bluff will be culled by a single criteria – Australian citizenship, disqualifying 2019 Cape Fear champ Nate Florence before he even reached the elimination round. The list of all-Australian big wave surfers will include an off-tour Mick Fanning, as well as the first women to compete at Shipste...

In ‘an unmissable moment in Australian big wave surfing history’, the best female surfers will come up against some of the biggest names as they tackle Cape Fear.

Share it Kaarin Vembar is obsessed with the luxury and apparel markets. She also has a sassy mouth so her managing editor decided to give her a column in an attempt to harness insight for readers.  Kaarin can be reached at [email protected]. Retail (barely) made it through the holiday season, but dear goodness does it have a problem when it comes to returns.  While the pandemic presented a serious threat to retail this year, it turns out holiday sales were, for the most part, okay. Not great, mind you, but because the industry applied quick thinking and pivots to services like BOPIS, sale...

Consumers returned upwards of $428 billion in merchandise to retailers in 2020, nearing 10.6% of total U.S. retail sales last year.