Hugo Boss expands its online store across the GCC
Hugoboss.com is now accessible to twelve additional markets across the globe
Hugo Boss has announced the expansion of its online store, with customers in twelve additional markets across the globe including the UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Oman now able to explore and shop the latest Boss and Hugo collections online via the group’s online flagship.
Last year, Hugo Boss expanded its online portfolio by a total of 32 stores, further strengthening its own online business. As such, Hugo Boss was, for the first time, able to achieve online sales of more than €200 million in fiscal year 2020.
The board approved several pending applications that included graphic signs, wooden fences, and patio improvements.
Each agenda item was approved. You can see the list of the agenda items below:
Another Broken Egg Cafe, 1412 Richmond Road (the location of the former IHOP), received approval for “an internally illuminated 40 square foot building mounted sign and a 32 square foot monument sign refacing,” according to the agenda documents.
“The applicant is proposing black letters and graphics for the building mounted sign and white lettering with a black background for the monument sign,” according to the consent agenda from Erin Burke, city principal planner. “The base of the monument will also be black.”
“Research has shown that living within close proximity to a park can positively improve your house value but there are also the mental and physical benefits associated with green space and last year really put this to the test - every one of our residents were able to access green space within 200 metres of their home from parks and playgrounds to walking trails.”
Men convicted of one-armed bandit murder were victims of miscarriage of justice , filmmaker says
The brutal underworld execution of Angus Sibbet would gain notoriety as the so-called one-armed bandit murder
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Two men who were convicted of a brutal murder in Durham which inspired the iconic cult film Get Carter were victims of a miscarriage of justice, a filmmaker has said.