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- 1Levi Strauss Puts Tariff Refunds Toward Consumer Push▼Levi Strauss Uses Tariff Refunds to Rekindle Consumer Business
Levi Strauss is using refunds from tariffs to reinvest in its consumer business, according to the Wall Street Journal. The jeansmaker is directing the recovered funds toward efforts to revive demand among shoppers as it works to strengthen sales. The move highlights how companies affected by US trade policy are finding ways to offset costs and redirect money into growth initiatives aimed at everyday customers.
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The ARD crime film 'Tiroler Blut' has aired on German television for the first time, drawing an enthusiastic critical reception. Starring Austrian actress Ursula Strauss, the thriller is the second case in a new crime series and centres on a cold-blooded kidnapping drama. The FAZ praised the film's stellar start, and German-speaking audiences are actively searching for and discussing the title.
- 3Franz-Josef Strauss warning about a party to the right of the Union resurfaces▼Franz-Josef Strauss hat mal zu seiner # Union gesagt, sie dürfe keine Partei rechts von ihr zulassen. Warum nicht kann m
A quote attributed to Franz-Josef Strauss is circulating, in which the former Bavarian leader told his Union it must never allow a party to its right to become established. Commenters say current developments prove his point, arguing the Union's shift away from Christian-democratic values has opened space for radical right-wing forces in Germany.
- 4Ezra Zahabi Named Among 100 Most Influential Women in European Finance▼Ezra Zahabi Named to Financial News' "100 Most Influential Women in European Finance" List
Ezra Zahabi has been named to Financial News' list of the 100 Most Influential Women in European Finance. The recognition, announced by the law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, highlights her standing in the European financial sector. The annual list showcases women holding significant influence across European banking, asset management, and financial services.
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The Strauss Theatre is presenting a production of 'Puffs', the comedy play that retells the Harry Potter story from the perspective of minor students in a lesser-known house. The News-Star highlighted the show in a feature, drawing local attention to the community theatre's staging. Local audiences are being encouraged to check out the production during its run.
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The STRAUSS logo is appearing on MLB player helmets during the playoffs, prompting fans to ask what the branding stands for. STRAUSS is a workwear and safety equipment company whose decal deal with Major League Baseball brings sponsor advertising to postseason headgear. The arrangement has drawn attention as postseason audiences notice the unfamiliar name on team helmets and search for an explanation.