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Business.Scoop » Threat Of Downturn Must Shift Attention To Loyalty - Vimarsana News

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Threat Of Downturn Must Shift Attention To Loyalty

Rising interest rates, a recession on the horizon and high levels of inflation combined, make for a perfect storm that will put huge pressure on retailers already under strain after the pandemic, unless they get better at retaining customers through loyalty ...

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Bill Banis, former Division of Student Affairs vice president, dies

William “Bill” Banis, the former vice president for the Division of Student Affairs, died Jan. 23 at age 75, Northwestern announced Tuesday. Banis started at NU in 1994, working with University Career Services, which is now known as Northwestern Career Advancement. He then worked at the Division of Student Affairs until he retired in 2011....

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Northwestern remembers Bill Banis, former leader of Student Affairs

William “Bill” Banis, former Northwestern vice president for Student Affairs, passed away on Jan. 24 in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He was 75.