24 November 2020 "Maskne" – now there is a new word that pretty well sums up 2020. If you haven't already heard the term, then basically, it's the annoying side effect of wearing a mask for prolonged periods – irritated skin and spots. But, thankfully, help is at hand. Jessica Smith, UK brand manager for natural and organic beauty brand, Natura Siberica, said: "One of the problems associated with wearing a mask is that our... Source: RealWire

56% of online beauty shoppers are more likely to stick with brands or products they’ve bought before according to a survey of 2,000 consumers NEW YORK and LONDON (November 24, 2020) - While nearly half (44%)[1] of beauty shoppers in a new survey agree that they have bought more beauty and skincare products online (rather than in store) over the last 6 months, the research reveals that 56%[1] (rising to 62% among female shoppers) tend... Source: RealWire

FinTech Connect reveals that many fintechs simply want to survive the next year 44% of fintechs are focused on optimising business processes to improve efficiencies Over a third said they had launched new services addressing new demands LONDON, UK – 24th November 2020 - FinTech Connect, the trade show that connects the global fintech ecosystem, today revealed the priority for one in ten fintech firms over the next year is survival. The findings from FinTech... Source: RealWire

Phi Finney McDonald brings competition to UK collective redress WWW.PHIFINNEYMCDONALD.CO.UK LONDON, UK – Phi Finney McDonald, a specialist collective action law firm, are launching an office in London. With offices currently in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia, Phi Finney McDonald has an unparalleled reputation for driving competition and innovation in the Australian class action and litigation funding markets. Its repeat clients include some of the largest and most influential pension schemes, private investors, sovereign wealth funds,... Source: RealWire

Biofuelwatch leads seventy five groups signing an open letter to BEIS opposing biomass subsidies; Cut Carbon Not Forests campaign continues to raise awareness and controversy among British public; EU petition brings together international NGOs to put an end to incentives for burning forest wood LONDON – 24th November, 2020 – Today is International Day of Action on Forest Biomass and opposition to biomass subsidies is mounting on policymakers across the UK and European member states.... Source: RealWire