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PITTSBURGH: Vitamin and herbal supplement retailer GNC has filed for bankruptcy in the United States, with plans to close at least 800 to 1,200 locations and possibly sell itself. The 85-year-old company filed for Chapter 11 protection late Tuesday night (Jun 23) in the US bankruptcy court in Wilmington, Delaware. GNC had been trying to reduce its nearly US$900 million debt load amid falling sales at its brick-and-mortar stores when the coronavirus pandemic forced thousands of locations to close temporarily, cutting off a major revenue source. About 2,100 of its 11,000 employees remain on furlough. READ: The economic impact of a pandemic: ‘Without COVID-19, we would be doing okay’ The Pittsburgh-based company, whose name is an acronym for General Nutrition Centers, plans a "dual-path" restructuring where it would either be sold as a going concern, or improve its balance sheet by shedding more than US$300 million of debt. GNC said it has agreed in principle with many … [Read more...] about Vitamin retailer GNC files for bankruptcy in US, may close 1,200 stores

Since the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown WFH has seeped so deeply into our routines that we are always looking at some electronic gadget. Be it laptops, tablets, TV or smartphones our eyes are glued to these screens for a major part of the day. With many companies opting for WFH schedules for all their employees for another 6-8 months and a few for the next 1-2 years, taking care of our eyes have become more important than ever. With hectic work schedules, erratic sleeping patterns, and unhealthy diet our eyes have been majorly affected by this changing lifestyle. However, there are certain foods that you can include regularly in your diet so that you can keep up with the longevity and overall health of those pretty eyes. 1. Legumes : Start adding legumes to our diet. Kidney beans, black-eyed peas, and lentils are good sources of bioflavonoids and zinc which can help protect the retina and lowers the risk of developing macular degeneration and cataracts. 2. Nuts and … [Read more...] about 5 superfoods that are good for the health of your eyes

A new design from Guess doubles as a beauty product. In January, the company introduced Jeancare, denim that does more than just complete your outfit. The brand's Slimtex technology slims your tush and thighs and claims to hydrate, nourish and soothe your skin. The fabric includes blood flow-aiding ginkgo extract, antioxidant-rich vitamin E and a comforting lavender and chamomile scent. See also: This electric-heated hoodie is like a warm blanket on the go After Guess met success in the fall with its Smart GUESS Technology collection, featuring shape-up, push-up, jet set and yoga jeans, the brand decided to expand its tech relationship to appeal to a wider audience. While the original mission was to make people look good, this time Guess wanted to focus on making people feel good as well. "When designing this line, the idea was to keep it simple and create a collection of fashion-forward denim," a Guess representative told Mashable . "We had to ensure the styles … [Read more...] about These jeans slim your thighs while hydrating your skin

January 13, 2017 - 12:17 GMT Julie Delahaye Dietician Helen Bond reveals her top 7 tips for how to avoid SAD this January. The festive season is over, the temperatures have dropped and summer seems so far away, so it comes as no surprise that many people suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), especially in January. If you find yourself feeling low during the winter months, a few easy swaps in your diet could significantly boost your mood, as well as working wonders for your overall health. Dietician and Seven Seas ambassador Helen Bond has shared her top 7 tips for avoiding SAD this January and revealed the vitamins and minerals you should be including in your diet to feel and look your best… Helen suggests incorporating more omega-3 fats into your diet Boost your immunity "Some people with SAD also find that they are more prone to coughs and colds, so it's vital to eat a healthy, balanced and varied diet to … [Read more...] about 7 easy diet changes that could help you avoid SAD this January

SINGAPORE: It was just after 4pm when one of my managers and I kicked off our weekly catch up. We went through the usual numbers, and after going through a few other items, eventually arrived at the finale - me letting her know about a behavioural issue a couple of her subordinates expressed discomfort with. She has this habit of whispering at parts of her conversation. And when she does that with others, those not involved in that conversation become uncomfortable. Some get the impression she may be saying bad things behind their back even though she isn’t. That feedback appears well accepted (and delivered, in my opinion), and we continued to cover a couple more other issues. I think to myself I am on track to knock off at 6pm to grab an early dinner with the family. Then things went south. Returning to the feedback I gave her, her face tensed up, her voice got louder and her eyes watered up. She felt that it was unjustified, that her contribution wasn’t recognised. … [Read more...] about Commentary: Giving feedback, the trickiest task that pains every manager