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Lucky has announced a strategic partnership with Bloomingdales to enhance luxury shopping experience by integrating Direct-To-Consumer (DTC) websites with Bloomingdales’ in-store inventory. The collaboration enables online shoppers to check real-time product availability at local Bloomingdales stores while browsing brand websites, with options for same-day pickup or delivery.The integration allows brands to connect their customers with retail inventory, track conversions on their eCommerce websites, and leverage Bloomingdales’ inventory feed. Brands can attribute retail sales to online channels and understand consumer demand for local fulfillment in real-time. The partnership aims to bridge online discovery with immediate accessibility…

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida State University and Mike Norvell are pursuing a restructuring plan that includes the football coach committing $4.5 million of his 2025 salary to launch a fundraising campaign amid a changing financial landscape for the sport. agreed to a contract.Norvell signed a new contract last spring that nearly doubles his salary to $9.9 million. However, the Seminoles were 2-10 this season. This was the program’s worst record in 50 years.Now Norvell is doing something to fund the team’s rebuild. He is renewing his one-year contract to spearhead the school’s new Vision of Excellence programme. Under the House’s…

Germany’s parliament on Monday accepted Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s invitation to withdraw confidence in him and his government, paving the way for early elections on February 23, necessitated by the collapse of the government.As Germany faces a deepening economic crisis, Mr. Scholz’s three-party coalition collapsed last month after the pro-market Free Democrats left the party one after another over debt issues, and Mr. Scholz’s Social Democratic Party and Green Party lost their seats in parliament. lost the majority ofUnder rules created to prevent the instability that fueled the rise of fascism in the 1930s, President Frank-Walter Steinmeier could dissolve parliament and…

Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter. Get the latest updates on the Trump transition, exclusive interviews and other Fox News politics content.what’s happening here…- Biden administration expected to propose exemption to ban gasoline-powered cars in California by 2035: Report- RFK Jr. will face scrutiny on abortion and vaccines during sit-in with senators at Capitol- Mitt Romney expected to be Republican presidential standard bearer in 2028Kamala Harris’ pink slip pep talkVice President Kamala Harris on Sunday encouraged Democratic staffers facing layoffs from the DNC, saying their “spirit will not be defeated.”Harris made the comments Sunday at the DNC holiday celebration…

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Amazon’s fulfillment center in Bessemer, Alabama. A Senate investigation found that Amazon workers are nearly twice as likely to be injured as workers in other warehouses in the industry. Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images Hide caption toggle caption Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images A Senate committee investigation has found that Amazon, the nation’s largest online retailer, is putting workers at risk of injury in the name of speed while making its warehouses appear safer than they actually are. was accused of manipulating workplace injury data. The findings were released late Sunday by the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and…

France on Monday used ships and military planes to rush rescue workers and supplies after Mayotte, a small Indian Ocean territory, was hit by the worst cyclone in nearly 100 years. Authorities fear hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people have died. Survivors wandered through rubble-strewn streets, searching for water and shelter after Saturday’s Cyclone Chido hit Mayotte, France’s poorest region and by extension the European Union, hitting entire neighborhoods. . Resident Fakhar Abdulhamidi described “chaos” and the aftermath. Mamoud, the capital of Mayotte, was completely destroyed, with schools, hospitals, restaurants and government offices in ruins. France used ships and military planes…

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The Arizona Chamber of Commerce will argue in court today against an EPA regulation that seriously threatens Arizona’s industry. The case, entitled Kentucky v. U.S. EPA, will be heard in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals and concerns the EPA’s regulation of particulate matter. The chamber is part of a coalition of 10 industry groups, plus Arizona House Speaker Ben Thoma and Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen. Additionally, Kentucky leads a group of 25 states that are challenging parallel regulations. Although the coalitions have presented slightly different arguments to the court, all challengers agree that the EPA exceeded its authority…

When City Councilman Mark Murphy was elected mayor of Orange in 2000, the margin of victory was very close. With nearly 37,000 votes cast, Murphy won by 280 votes.The campaign comes amid controversy surrounding the city’s open space and 1,700-unit housing development, a scandal over a garbage company that defrauded the city of Orange out of $4.3 million, and a historic renovation of the city’s beloved plaza. It was especially bitter because he had been caught up in theFour years later, Murphy easily won re-election in a referendum that tested both his popularity and his ability to build consensus for…