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London serves as muse for new Beefeater brand world
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business1d ago

London serves as muse for new Beefeater brand world

https://www.creativereview.co.uk/london-serves-as-muse-for-new-beefeater-brand-world/
Creativereview.co.uk
  • Beefeater launches a new brand world inspired by London's urban energy, shifting from traditional botanicals to a modern, punchy visual system.
  • NB Studio led the redesign to make Beefeater feel relevant to modern audiences with a cohesive system.
  • The new identity introduces urban texture in typography and a limited materials palette to reflect city life.
  • Beefeater’s rebrand includes Electric Market, an experiential platform for immersive brand interactions.
  • Electric Market activations are being rolled out across Chile, Poland and Brazil.
  • NB Studio compiled existing Beefeater work to inform the new visual strategy.
  • Beefeater aims for a flexible masterbrand system that supports global rollout.
  • Clap Studio collaborated on Electric Market, adding interior design expertise to the platform.
  • Beefeater positions itself as a modern urban brand, balancing energy with global accessibility.
  • NB Studio emphasizes a bold red color palette as part of the new brand world.
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Warning over cosmetic face fillers as scans reveal new details of risks
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health1d ago

Warning over cosmetic face fillers as scans reveal new details of risks

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c773n331055o
Bbc.com
  • UK experts urge ultrasound guidance before facial filler injections to reduce risk of vascular occlusion.
  • A 100-patient study found ultrasound revealed blocked blood flow in facial vessels in many cases.
  • Experts say ultrasound can guide treatment and improve outcomes for vascular complications.
  • The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons notes ultrasound use is rising but not yet standard care.
  • UK government plans to tighten controls, licensing high-risk cosmetic procedures.
  • Clinics are urged to map blood vessels before injections to improve safety.
  • Ultrasound is non-invasive and has no known harmful effects according to experts.
  • The study spans centers in Brazil, Colombia, Chile, the Netherlands, and the United States.
  • Experts call for tighter safeguards as public consultation on new rules begins in 2026.
  • Officials emphasize the importance of ultrasound in preventing complications and guiding treatment.
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Chilean Cobalt Corp Completes Strategic Equity Investment
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business22h ago

Chilean Cobalt Corp Completes Strategic Equity Investment

https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:3f72099b86b48:0-chilean-cobalt-corp-completes-strategic-equity-investment/
Tradingview.com
  • Chilean Cobalt Corp closes a $3 million equity investment from Glencore and Madesal.
  • Investment priced at 6 million shares at $0.50 each to raise funds.
  • Funds will advance exploration at La Cobaltera and El Cofre.
  • Deal aims to consolidate the district and bolster ESG initiatives.
  • Glencore and Madesal bring essential expertise to project development.
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Chile to ban smartphones in classrooms – DW – 12/03/2025
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world18h ago

Chile to ban smartphones in classrooms – DW – 12/03/2025

https://www.dw.com/en/chile-to-ban-smartphones-in-classrooms/a-75006068https://apnews.com/article/chile-escuelas-educacion-telefonos-celulares-d4ddb2698b8deb1515e7610b19259cdb
Dw.com and 1 more
  • A nationwide bill in Chile bans the use of cell phones and personal mobile devices in classrooms for all levels, with exceptions for emergencies and specific educational needs, taking effect with the 2026 school year.
  • The law explicitly forbids cellphone use during curricular activities nationwide, allowing limited adaptations for health needs or emergencies.
  • Education Minister Nicolas Cataldo frames the policy as a cultural shift to help students reconnect and concentrate, underscoring a broader goal of improving classroom learning.
  • Conservative lawmakers argue the ban will curb distractions and support learning, viewing mobile use as harmful to the educational process.
  • OECD-linked data cited by supporters show many Chilean students say digital devices disrupt learning, reinforcing the ban's rationale.
  • Global context is invoked: UNESCO data indicate about 40% of schools worldwide had banned smartphone use by 2024, signaling alignment with a broader trend.
  • The bill is the product of years of lobbying by Chilean parents and teachers who argued smartphones impair learning and emotional development.
  • A Santiago school piloted the measure as part of wellness and reintegration efforts, signaling practical groundwork for nationwide adoption.
  • PISA results show Chile leads in Latin America but still trails OECD averages; concerns persist about post-disruption distraction.
  • President Boric is positioned to grant final approval, signaling executive backing for reducing classroom distractions through device bans.
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