Author name: Kimberly Lee

Kimberly Lee is a writer for the Free Press Georgia news site. She writes about arts, automotive, travel, and fashion. Kimberly also has a passion for writing about new technology, like drones and robots. Kimberly's hobbies include traveling to new countries and trying out new restaurants, but she also enjoys spending time with her family—especially her niece!

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How Good Growth Is Unlocking More Effective Customer Data Insights

Today, the ability to glean and learn from data-driven customer insights is a critical arena in which market leaders build competitive advantage and grow their customer base. Looking ahead to 2025, fashion executives believe integrating digital processes throughout their organisations will be among their top-five areas for digitisation, as reported in BoF and McKinsey & …

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Carrera ‘Smart’ Glasses Set for US Launch by Safilo and Amazon

Italy’s Safilo and Amazon said on Wednesday they were launching new Carrera-branded “smart” glasses which employ Alexa technology and will be sold in the US market. The companies said in a statement that the new glasses would offer the wearer up to six hours of continuous media playback or continuous talk time on a full …

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Adidas CEO Says Ye Didn’t Mean His Antisemitic Remarks

Adidas AG chief executive officer Bjorn Gulden said he doesn’t think that Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, really meant the antisemitic statements he made last year that led the sneaker maker to terminate their highly lucrative partnership. “Very unfortunate, because I don’t think he meant what he said, and I don’t think he’s a …

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Why Puma Sees a Future in Virtual Products, Despite the NFT Bust

For Puma, embracing the virtual world has been a learning experience. A year ago, during New York Fashion Week, it introduced Black Station, a 3D online space to showcase new products and ideas that Puma used to launch two new sneakers, the NFRNO and Fastroid, the physical versions of which buyers could only claim after …

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