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Next time you feel you’re moldering in your office chair, consider that it may secretly have a glamorous history.
Since well before the Rio Olympics began, an Australian company has been lining up second homes for the 135,000 chairs, 350 portable massage beds, 900 bar stools, 20,000 beds, 102,000 electrical items, 600 small safes—even the 2,500 stainless steel trash cans—that experienced brief moments of glory (or infamy) in the athletes’ village and venues.
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While the matter of what to do with slow-moving and unsold consumer goods is a constant challenge for brands and retailers, it’s also a very common one. That’s why leaders from recommerce organizations like B-Stock are working to develop smart,…
Name brand liquidations – it sounds exciting, and it is. It refers to the process where well-known brands sell their unsold, overstocked, or returned products at significantly reduced prices. Most of the world’s largest retailers all liquidate. That’s right –…