Fashion brand launches during lockdown. Now that’s Bold.

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New, NZ fashion brand, Bold Clothing launches online with a unique collection of bamboo clothing and sequin hoodies. Targeted at the streetwear and casual-wear markets, the original, durable and versatile designs are not only eye-catching, but are predominantly made from sustainable bamboo fabric. It’s not every day a new fashion brand launches in New Zealand, … Read more

4 Finance Options for Hoteliers Surviving the COVID-19 Crisis

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1.   Ask your lender to modify your loan terms and defer payments.  During this difficult period it is important to conduct amicable, transparent, and frequent communication with all stakeholders. This includes lenders along with your corporate business attorney and certified public accountant, as well as your hotel franchise company and any third-party management company. If … Read more

10 Grooming Tips Before a Date

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If a woman ever tells you “looks don’t matter”, they’re lying… sorta. You don’t need to look like a Hollywood star, but it’s important to at least take care of yourself physically. Men can reach their full potential by dressing well and cleaning up before they go out in public. Follow these tips if you … Read more

My Ex isn’t Worth Feeding to Meercats

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The El Paso Zoo holds a Valentine’s Day event for those spurning love called Quit Bugging Me. For a small donation, the zoo staff will name a Madagascar Hissing Beetle after your ex and feed it to one of a fascinating collection of animals in their care. And, for every $1,000 donated, their Director, Joe … Read more

Bribery of Foreign Officials in Ancient Times and the Emergence of Anti-Foreign Bribery Regulations Only Over Two Millenniums Later

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Commentators have compared bribery to witchcraft in that it is known to be widely practiced yet no one admits to practicing it.  Nonetheless, recorded instances of bribery and government corruption date back 3,000 years to ancient Egypt and Rome. Around 1300 B.C., King Horemheb of ancient Egypt was the first leader in history to denounce … Read more

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