3 signs your new employee will boomerang back to their old job
It may be a taboo to return to an ex in the dating world, but not so much in the workplace. Heading back to a former employer, known as boomeranging, is having a
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Robertet acquires Aroma Esencial, a Spanish specialist of natural ingredients
France’s Robertet Group has announced the acquisition of Aroma Esencial, a company based in Girona, Spain, specializing in the processing of natural products such as
Holly Birch joins Santanol as managing director
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LVMH chooses limestone-based material for Ole Henriksen’s new CC Stick
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GenZ are now “polyworking” because holding down just one job doesn’t pay enough or give them the flexibility they want
Traditionally, people would find a vocation they enjoyed (and that paid a decent wage) and steadily climb the ranks, dedicating their career progression to one employer.
WPE technology makes perfume love water
Alcohol-free, solvent-free… the WPE patent helps create water-based scented and moisturizing formulas. Compatible with Cosmos and Ecocert certifications, this
Seppic partners with rare and medicinal plants specialist Botalys
Seppic, a subsidiary of Air Liquide Healthcare, and Botalys, a Belgian start-up specialized in the cultivation of rare and medicinal plants, have signed a research
Sustainable Cosmetics Summit returns to New York to discuss innovation
After a four-year absence, the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit returns to North America this spring. Hosted in New York City on 4-5th May, the executive summit will feature
‘HustleGPT challenge’ embraced by OpenAI GPT-4 users
A few weeks ago, brand designer and writer Jackson Greathouse Fall had fewer than 4,000 Twitter followers. Today he has more than 96,000, thanks to the way he’s been
Credit Suisse’s $17B of risky bonds now worthless after takeover by UBS: ‘Those bonds were created for moments like this’
Holders of Credit Suisse Group AG bonds suffered a historic loss when a takeover by UBS Group AG wiped out about 16 billion Swiss francs ($17.3 billion) worth of risky
