Virgin Australia has some bold plans to expand its international travel offering, as the rise in demand for travel gives Virgin some much needed confidence.
Hermes, the luxury brand behemoth, is popping bottles with a 24% rise in total revenue, as high-end brands continue to win win win in this economy.
Klarna, the buy now pay later platform, is launching shoppable video as e-commerce (slaaash lending) companies try to become social companies too.
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