"We strive to build community, build confidence and self-love amongst plus-sized women in Kansas City, and beyond," Bowman said. "It's a space where you can come in, you can feel comfortable, you feel like you belong. You don't have to worry about if we're going to have your size."
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"A lot of times, whatever size we are, we get so hard on ourselves about what we look like," Bowman said. "And we just want to let you know, regardless of where you are, whether you're trying to change your body or whatever the case may be, just loving where you are. Because it's the only one you have! So love it, and we want to help you style it and look good and feel good about yourself."
In case you are keeping track:
Holiday ads on Facebook turn into holiday fail for customers
SALT LAKE CITY — The Better Business Bureau has a warning as we head into Black Friday deals and the holiday season: Be careful what you purchase from social media advertisements.
The ads you see scrolling on your phone may not be what arrives at your front door. Take it from Susan Stankye.
Back in October, the Connecticut woman described coming across a beautiful sea glass miniature Christmas tree on Facebook.
"I go all out for decorating for Christmas, and they would look perfect in my bathroom which has other sea glass," Stankye told FOX 13.
Milford eatery opens and customers are talking about the unique 'vibe' - New Haven Register
Sandra DeRosa-Briggs, of Milford, recently opened the Hair of the Dog bar and grill at 128 Bridgeport Avenue, a stone's throw from where she grew up, in Milford, Conn. on Tuesday, November 24, 2020.
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MILFORD — Sandra DeRosa Briggs has worked in the restaurant and bar business for 35 years and never wanted to own her own place until she was let go from one last year.
She bought the Bridgeport Avenue business in August, renamed it “Hair of the Dog” and opened Nov. 2 amid a pandemic.
Traditional stores working harder to get customers in stores and off-line
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - If you plan to do in-person holiday shopping this year, many traditional stores are doing whatever they can to bring in customers.
That includes some malls moving everything outdoors. Many stores have started transforming parking garages into temporary shopping areas, while others allow customers to knock out their lists by appointment only.
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The benefits of winning more loyal customers are profound. They include higher revenue and profitability which create more opportunities for your people to develop, inspiration that gives you more opportunities to out-innovate its rivals, and a boost in the value of your shareholders' investment in your company.
Customers support Ferndale store through coronavirus pandemic
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FERNDALE, Mich. – Retailers are heading into what's typically the best time of the year, but the pandemic is causing all kinds of challenges.
One Metro Detroit store decided to put safety first and the response from customers has been more than they ever imagined.
"I mean this store supports our family and we didn't know if we would survive the first shutdown," Emily Murray said.
Customer engagement as the new currency for customer relevance - Gap's latest
It's fair to say that even within the context of retail sector disruption - pre and post COVID - Gap has had a bad time over the past few years, despite having put in more than the prescribed spadework on digital and omni- transformation. ( Its former CEO compared it to a Silicon Valley tech firm at one point and despaired of the lack of digital respect the firm got! ).
But the reality is that the firm has lurched from one 'jam tomorrow' rescue plan to another for a long time, with the group's only real success story being its lower-end Old Navy brand. Its Athleta offerings have ticked along and seen an uptick during COVID lockdowns, but the core Gap brand has struggled, while the higher-end Banana Republic has, not to put too fine a point on it, gone off in the retail fruit bowl.
SoCal Edison turns off power to 7,850 customers on Thanksgiving as Santa Ana winds raise fire
Faced with Santa Ana winds threatening to ignite wildfires, Southern California Edison on Thanksgiving Day turned power off to nearly 6,000 customers and considered shutoffs for tens of thousands more in the region.
The utility on Thursday was weighing cutting power to more than 100,000 of its customers in San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Kern, Orange, Riverside and Ventura counties.
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