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Ping Aquadrive Jacket Sale The Ping SensorDry AquaDrive Waterproof Jacket is breathable, stretchy, ultralight, and windproof. The fact that it uses such a very thin and lightweight material, and without any additional lining on the inside, provides such good protection in the rain is actually quite remarkable.Some waterproof golf shoes (not the high-end ones) lose their strength quickly when exposed to rain, lose their shape, and stick to your body. You get what you pay for. With the Ping AquaDrive Jacket you get a very high quality waterproof jacket. (Image credit: Future) I played 6 rounds wearing this jacket in…

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Market Close – South East Australia 01:33:43 2025-10-20 am EDT 5 Day Change January 1 Change 5.490 AUD +1.29% +2.23% +25.63% Entry Price Target Stop Loss Potential A$5.49 A$5.95 A$5.2 +8.38% The current trading zone is interesting in that investors should keep an eye on the stock and hope for a return to the underlying uptrend. summary● Overall, and from a short-term perspective, the company presents an interesting fundamental picture.● According to MSCI, the company has a good industry ESG score.Strengths● Excluding interest, taxes, and depreciation, the company’s profit margins are particularly high.● The return rate we return is one…

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What started as anger over power outages has become a youth-led call for justice and dignity in one of Africa’s poorest countries. On September 18, 2025, what began as sporadic protests against power and water shortages in Madagascar’s capital Antananarivo quickly evolved into a nationwide movement. Within two weeks, demonstrations had spread to at least eight cities. The triggers were familiar: daily power outages, unreliable water supply, and rising prices. But behind this was years of accumulated disillusionment with President Andriy Rajoelina’s rule. In a country where three-quarters of the population lives below the poverty line, the crisis symbolized something…

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In the art world, lack of capital has always led to alternatives such as artist residencies, collaborative workshops, and merchandise sales. Fashion can learn from this model. While corporate luxury continues to grow, recessions may create space for independent companies, brands that grow with neighborhood networks, local networks, and minimal but targeted investment. Realities like Sarabande in London, which offers residencies and financial support to young creators, and Café Forgot in New York, which reinvented retail as a fluid and sustainable space for independent designers, show that another way is possible. Like the fashion world, the art world is going…

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FCA’s community-first approach to workplace design reimagines the office as a dynamic ecosystem that fosters connection, wellness and a new sense of belonging in the era of hybrid work. This article was written by Shawna McCrimmon, FCA Associate, Senior Interior Designer, NCIDQ. In the era of hybrid work, the office has taken on new responsibilities, serving not only as a place for individual productivity, but also as an anchor for an organization’s culture and identity. Since we’re spending less time in person with colleagues, our co-workers’ gathering spaces need to be more than just functional. It serves as a source…

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Many years ago, Fjällräven and Gore-Tex were among the first brands in Europe to collaborate to produce waterproof clothing using Gore-Tex.After a while, the two brands parted ways over sustainability goals, with Fjällräven using a proprietary membrane called EcoShell in its best waterproof jackets, earning eco-certification in exchange for outright performance.Back in 2025, Gore-Tex phased out PFAS, rekindled its partnership with Fjällräven, and introduced the GTX series, which is PFAS-free and uses Gore-Tex epE membranes. you may like Fjällräven claims it delivers higher performance and durability while maintaining the Swedish brand’s strong commitment to sustainability and the environment, and is…

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by AFP issued October 20, 2025 Shares in Kering, the French luxury goods group that owns brands such as Gucci, soared on Monday after it announced it would sell its beauty products division to L’Oréal for $4.6 billion.Sale of Kering to strengthen L’Oréal’s high-end beauty products – ReutersShares soared more than 5% at the start of Paris trading after Sunday’s announcement of an agreement to grant L’Oréal a 50-year license to develop and sell products under Kering’s Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga brands.L’Oreal shares edged up 0.6%, matching the Paris CAC40 index’s 0.5% rise.Kering has struggled financially in recent years,…

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Event speakers Photo: MINH Phuong The Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam, in partnership with Net Zero Vietnam Co., Ltd., held a public lecture entitled “The Future of Fashion – Dialogue on Sustainability” on Thursday, October 17, 2025. The event brought together Vietnamese and Danish representatives from the fields of fashion, design, education and sustainability to exchange views on how creativity, cultural heritage and social responsibility can shape a more ethical and climate-friendly fashion industry. Mette Ekeros, Deputy Ambassador of Denmark to Vietnam, emphasized the importance of cultural dialogue in promoting sustainable development. “Although Denmark and Vietnam are geographically far apart,…

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Earlier this month, Hilton announced the launch of its 25th brand, Outset Collection by Hilton, expanding its lineup of lifestyle hotels, and also celebrated the recent opening of The George at Columbia, a new Tapestry Collection hotel in Harlem with 139 rooms and several upcoming amenities. These developments underscore Hilton’s focus on boutique and independent hotel experiences as it seeks to expand its customer base and expand its footprint in emerging urban areas and culturally significant regions. Next, we explore how Hilton’s brand expansion and new Harlem property can strengthen its investment story focused on pipeline growth and lifestyle offerings.…

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Gucci owner Kering, the luxury group, has agreed to sell its beauty division to L’Oréal for 4 billion euros ($4.66 billion), the biggest deal in L’Oreal history and a major strategic shift for Kering under new CEO Luca de Meo. Under the agreement, L’Oréal will acquire Kering Beauté, which includes the luxury fragrance line Creed, and will receive an exclusive long-term license to manufacture beauty and fragrance products from Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga. The 50-year license agreement will come into effect once existing agreements, including Gucci’s current partnership with Coty, expire around 2028, News.Az reported, citing Reuters. The sale…

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