Here, Steve King, Managing Director at luxury wine and spirits gift retailer Bottled & Boxed, shares some tips for creating your ideal home cocktail setup. As the nights draw in, what could be better than sipping on an expertly mixed cocktail or chilled glass of champagne in the comfort of your own private bar? Having […]
Multi-billionaire Elon Musk is no longer the richest person in the world after he sold another 22 million shares, worth $3.6bn in his electric car maker Tesla.
In the ever-changing consumer market, where trends come and go, and market competition is becoming increasingly stiff - having an iconic brand is more than a perfectly designed logo placed above your shop entrance or featuring on your products.
In a post-pandemic era, our perception of wellness has profoundly changed since 2019. New trends are emerging in the fast-moving global wellness industry, which is growing at 5-10% a year and is currently worth $1.5 trillion, according to McKinsey & Company. In this article, we’ll explore how the sector is evolving, and how it’s responding to the flowering demands of time-poor high-net-worth-individuals (HNWIs) and their expectations for premium wellness experiences.
With the severe consequences of climate change becoming more apparent every year, many people across the world are gradually embracing a more eco-friendly mindset. Businesses are striving to play their part in safeguarding the planet.
The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced hybrid work as the new normal. The past nearly three years have served as an experiment in testing the efficacy of working from home vs. working from the office and the findings are that in a post-COVID world, flexibility is the future. Different people feel at their most productive state in different environments and companies are increasingly realising the value of the hybrid work model. However, this doesn’t mean that there aren’t any challenges to come with it. To keep the same levels of productivity, organisations have been on the lookout for the best ways to optimise workflows in a working-from-home environment. We explore some of them below.
This would be Estée Lauder's largest acquisition to date. Estée Lauder believes the acquisition would "unlock new opportunities", whilst Ford said this is the ideal home for his brand. He will remain in his current position as Creative Director until at least 2023, the two companies announced. American designer Tom Ford, who started his brand […]
"We thank you for being a part of our story, and hope to meet again", says the Made website, after the company announced its closure. Although Made struggled to secure a buyer, Next agreed to buy its brand name, website and intellectual property for £3.4m. However, it is not going to buy the remaining stock. […]
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