Samantha Cameron's Cefinn to Close After Eight Years Without Turning a Profit
Royal and celebrity endorsements failed to secure a sustainable niche as experts cite crowded mid‑luxury market, operational challenges and elite associations
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Prime-only discount cuts price of Leebein electric spin scrubber to $37.97, New York Post reports
Deal marks a 46% discount for Amazon Prime members; product features adjustable handle, IPX7 water resistance and two-year protection plan
Lululemon’s ‘We Made Too Much’ outlet lists 33 fall picks, from Scuba pullover to belt bags
New York Post roundup highlights discounts across women’s and men’s activewear, accessories and popular styles appearing in the retailer’s overstock section.
Kent and Greenwich to merge, creating UK’s first 'super-university' for 50,000 students
Universities say consolidation will strengthen finances and research capacity as critics warn of a de facto takeover amid sector-wide fiscal strain
Anker MagGo 10,000 mAh magnetic power bank hits 25% off on Amazon, New York Post reports
The MagGo battery pack, compatible with iPhone 12 and later, is at its lowest recorded price on Amazon, offering wireless MagSafe charging and a 30W USB-C port.
California real estate founder charged in alleged $62.5 million promissory-note fraud
Prosecutors say Laguna Niguel businessman sold unsecured notes promising double-digit monthly returns and used new investor funds to pay earlier investors
Las Vegas casinos replace live dealers with electronic games amid tourism slump
Operators cite changing player preferences, costs and online gaming as visitor numbers and Strip occupancy fall
Kent and Greenwich to form UK’s first 'super-university' amid sector financial strain
Merger would create a 50,000‑student group under a single leadership team as universities seek to pool resources and cut costs
Novo Nordisk to Cut 9,000 Jobs, Cites Competitive Shift in Obesity Market
Danish drugmaker aims to save more than $1.25 billion as demand for GLP‑1 treatments softens and broader U.S. labor weakness fuels a wave of cuts.