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  • Princess Diana's iconic "revenge dress" is going up for sale for the first time in nearly 30 years — a head-turning bit of royal fashion history.
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Your phone case — or lack of one — could be hurting your image at work

  • Your phone case is part of your professional image—people notice it like shoes or a watch, and it can shape first impressions.
  • No case can read as confident/executive, while a cracked or yellowed case can make you seem careless or inattentive to detail.
  • For work, favor a slim, durable, clean (non-yellowing) case—or keep one neutral case for the office and a fun one for personal use.

What does takeover by sportswear firm mean for traditional shoemaker?

  • Grenson, the 160-year-old Northamptonshire shoemaker, has been bought by sportswear firm Castore — a deal Castore says will protect the brand while helping it grow.
  • The firm is a local icon with global reach: makers of Goodyear-welted shoes worn by soldiers and celebrities (even Doctor Who), and a multi‑generation workforce.
  • Owners say no immediate changes — former owner Tim Little stays as COO — and Castore’s international and e‑commerce know‑how is expected to help expand sales and safeguard jobs.

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