Use the dedicated power, volume and mute buttons to control your compatible TV, soundbar and receiver. User can also launch and control their favourite movies and TV shows with the Alexa Voice Remote.
The frames are lightweight and designed for all-day wear. You can get them in three colors: Classic Novels Black, Horizon Blue and Modern Tortoise. And they can come with a variety of lenses including blue-light filtering lenses, polarized sunglass lenses with UV400 protection and even prescription lenses, if needed.
It features LED headlights, works on both carpeted and hard floors and is easy to manoeuvre around your house, converting between a stick and a handheld cleaner with a push of a button. Said to be better than a Dyson, it's currently Amazon's second bestselling upright vacuum.
If you know what I mean.' The pair even recorded how they haggled over any proceeds. It has to be about it - but not really about it. Certain omissions are needed. After discussing the rules preventing inmates profiting from a crime, they agreed to ‘send some money' to Shepherd's estranged wife and child. You'll have to say this is a fictitious account.
That briefing document, and interviews with more than two dozen people who have been involved in Amazon's China operation, reveal how the company has survived and thrived in China by helping to further the ruling Communist Party's global economic and political agenda, while at times pushing back on some government demands.
A carefully selected blend of duck feather and duck down ensures the pillows feel wonderfully plump and warm, whilst helping prevent aches and neck pain. Today you can score two top-rated Snuggledown Duck Feather & Down White Pillows for under £20.
CEO Alagh told the Business Standard newspaper in January that 70% of Mamaearth's sales come from online platforms, but it was targetting a bigger offline presence and aiming to reach 40,000 retail outlets in 100 cities this year.
MUMBAI, June 21 (Reuters) - Sequoia Capital-backed Indian skincare startup Mamaearth is in talks to raise at least $300 million in a planned IPO next year and is seeking a valuation of around $3 billion, three people with direct knowledge of the company's plans told Reuters.
Shepherd's best friend - whose identity is not being revealed by the Mail - tried to hawk the book to newspapers, but it was rejected. So they wrote it as a ‘fictionalised' account, changing Jack's name to ‘Keith' and his friend's to ‘Clive'.
But far from accepting his punishment, he has been secretly writing his warped version of events with the help of his best friend during jail visits. The pair now hope to get rich by selling their ghoulish £3.99 book about his life and crimes using Amazon's online Kindle store.
Amazon's compliance with the Chinese government edict, which has not been reported before, is part of a deeper, decade-long effort by the company to win favor Classic Novels in Beijing to protect and grow its business in one of the world's largest marketplaces.
The state-owned firm that partners with Amazon on China books, China International Book Trading Corp, or CIBTC, told Reuters that the venture is a "commercial relationship between two enterprises." China's National Press and Publication Administration, or NPPA, the state propaganda arm with which Amazon has had a partnership, had no comment.
The law prevents criminals profiting from memoirs, but the pair present the book as a ‘work of fiction', simply changing place names and those of everyone involved, but leaving the story unchanged. But instead of serving his time quietly, the Mail has discovered he has been helping his best friend write a biography.
In response to questions, Amazon said it "complies with all applicable laws and regulations, wherever we operate, and China is no exception." It added that "as a bookseller, we believe that providing access to the written word and diverse perspectives is important. That includes books that some may find objectionable."
The 2018 briefing document spells out the strategic stakes of the China Books project for Jay Carney, the global head of Amazon's lobbying and public-policy operations, ahead of a trip he took to Beijing.
With the brand endorsed by popular Bollywood celebrities, the duo has cashed in on growing e-commerce adoption in India by offering its products on platforms such as Amazon and Walmart's Flipkart. Mamaearth was co-founded by Varun Alagh, a former Hindustan Unilever executive, and his wife Ghazal.
One equity research analyst, however, said the success of Mamaearth's IPO could hinge on how it plans to rapidly expand into offline sales.
Most Indians still go to retail outlets to shop, with e-commerce accounting for just 5-6% of spending. The number of online shoppers for beauty products is also projected to rise to 135 million from 25 million during that period, it added.
The book - "Incredible Xinjiang: Stories of Passion and Heritage" - discusses an online comedy show situated in the region. The book quotes an actor who plays a Uyghur "country bumpkin" saying that ethnicity is "not a problem" there. One book extols life in Xinjiang, where United Nations experts have said China interned one million ethnic Uyghurs in a network of camps.
The frames are lightweight and designed for all-day wear. You can get them in three colors: Classic Novels Black, Horizon Blue and Modern Tortoise. And they can come with a variety of lenses including blue-light filtering lenses, polarized sunglass lenses with UV400 protection and even prescription lenses, if needed.
It features LED headlights, works on both carpeted and hard floors and is easy to manoeuvre around your house, converting between a stick and a handheld cleaner with a push of a button. Said to be better than a Dyson, it's currently Amazon's second bestselling upright vacuum.
If you know what I mean.' The pair even recorded how they haggled over any proceeds. It has to be about it - but not really about it. Certain omissions are needed. After discussing the rules preventing inmates profiting from a crime, they agreed to ‘send some money' to Shepherd's estranged wife and child. You'll have to say this is a fictitious account.
That briefing document, and interviews with more than two dozen people who have been involved in Amazon's China operation, reveal how the company has survived and thrived in China by helping to further the ruling Communist Party's global economic and political agenda, while at times pushing back on some government demands.
A carefully selected blend of duck feather and duck down ensures the pillows feel wonderfully plump and warm, whilst helping prevent aches and neck pain. Today you can score two top-rated Snuggledown Duck Feather & Down White Pillows for under £20.
CEO Alagh told the Business Standard newspaper in January that 70% of Mamaearth's sales come from online platforms, but it was targetting a bigger offline presence and aiming to reach 40,000 retail outlets in 100 cities this year.
MUMBAI, June 21 (Reuters) - Sequoia Capital-backed Indian skincare startup Mamaearth is in talks to raise at least $300 million in a planned IPO next year and is seeking a valuation of around $3 billion, three people with direct knowledge of the company's plans told Reuters.
Shepherd's best friend - whose identity is not being revealed by the Mail - tried to hawk the book to newspapers, but it was rejected. So they wrote it as a ‘fictionalised' account, changing Jack's name to ‘Keith' and his friend's to ‘Clive'.
But far from accepting his punishment, he has been secretly writing his warped version of events with the help of his best friend during jail visits. The pair now hope to get rich by selling their ghoulish £3.99 book about his life and crimes using Amazon's online Kindle store.
Amazon's compliance with the Chinese government edict, which has not been reported before, is part of a deeper, decade-long effort by the company to win favor Classic Novels in Beijing to protect and grow its business in one of the world's largest marketplaces.
The state-owned firm that partners with Amazon on China books, China International Book Trading Corp, or CIBTC, told Reuters that the venture is a "commercial relationship between two enterprises." China's National Press and Publication Administration, or NPPA, the state propaganda arm with which Amazon has had a partnership, had no comment.
The law prevents criminals profiting from memoirs, but the pair present the book as a ‘work of fiction', simply changing place names and those of everyone involved, but leaving the story unchanged. But instead of serving his time quietly, the Mail has discovered he has been helping his best friend write a biography.
In response to questions, Amazon said it "complies with all applicable laws and regulations, wherever we operate, and China is no exception." It added that "as a bookseller, we believe that providing access to the written word and diverse perspectives is important. That includes books that some may find objectionable."
The 2018 briefing document spells out the strategic stakes of the China Books project for Jay Carney, the global head of Amazon's lobbying and public-policy operations, ahead of a trip he took to Beijing.
With the brand endorsed by popular Bollywood celebrities, the duo has cashed in on growing e-commerce adoption in India by offering its products on platforms such as Amazon and Walmart's Flipkart. Mamaearth was co-founded by Varun Alagh, a former Hindustan Unilever executive, and his wife Ghazal.
One equity research analyst, however, said the success of Mamaearth's IPO could hinge on how it plans to rapidly expand into offline sales.
Most Indians still go to retail outlets to shop, with e-commerce accounting for just 5-6% of spending. The number of online shoppers for beauty products is also projected to rise to 135 million from 25 million during that period, it added.
The book - "Incredible Xinjiang: Stories of Passion and Heritage" - discusses an online comedy show situated in the region. The book quotes an actor who plays a Uyghur "country bumpkin" saying that ethnicity is "not a problem" there. One book extols life in Xinjiang, where United Nations experts have said China interned one million ethnic Uyghurs in a network of camps.