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Let’s face facts; creating a functional office space with the optimal level of occupancy should be a central goal for all businesses,...

Suiting up is a great feeling, especially if you’re heading out to an important conference, a wedding or even for an extra special...

 The department of human resources branches out across many areas of a business, from employee wellbeing to social media channels. Join Impact International, transformational leadership specialists,...

People are naturally drawn to a badge, often thanks to its strong reputation. Sometimes, this legacy can instil a logo with all the strength...

The retail industry has gone through significant alterations in the past few years, with the invention of online shopping allowing for ease of use...

Back in 2011 a Nescafé coffee machine appeared on ITV show This Morning — hardly something worth writing home about. The significance of the...

Similar to most industries, technology has played its part in improving the efficiency of the jewellery design and manufacturing process. But which types of...

Wall décor is one of the major steps that one can take if we talk in terms of home decoration. Each corner should be...

In Napag we provide value-added service to our beloved customers by sourcing, supplying as well as marketing petrochemical products in markets where we have...

Christian Eidem, Chair of Life Materials, welcomed the recent report by the Swedish Water Board: “There is a growing demand for natural fabrics and that demand will continue to grow. But not all natural fabrics are the same.” Anders Finsson, the Senior Environmental Advisor of the Swedish Water & Wastewater Association (Svenskt Vatten), presented their findings at the recent Biocides conference in Vienna. The key finding in the report is that many so called green fabrics use metal, especially silver, to allow them to have less odour and therefore require fewer washes.