Business This article is more than 22 years oldBoss man bows out after 27 years of classic styleThis article is more than 22 years oldWerner Baldessarini, the Hugo Boss chairman, is to step down after 27 years with the German fashion company, which recently branched out into womenswear for the first time. Mr Baldessarini will leave in June in order to "pursue his personal lifeplan". The Austrian-born former design director is viewed as the driving force behind Hugo Boss's classic styles - the company even has a luxury brand named after him, Baldessarini.

Learn about Derrick James Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts. Who is Derrick James:Derrick James is a famous Soap Opera Actor. He was born on October 11, 1985 and his birthplace is San Juan, PR. Derrick is also well known as, Puerto Rican actor who is popular for his recurring roles in various telenovelas. In 2016, he appeared as Officer MaCallan in the Mexican soap Vino el amor and as Rocco in Despertar contigo.

The ObserverCivil rights movement This article is more than 3 years oldJohn Lewis timeline: from poverty to civil rights leaderThis article is more than 3 years oldHow Congressman John Lewis rose from a rural Alabama upbringing to the corridors of power John Lewis, civil rights hero, dies aged 80 Born in rural Alabama during the dark days of Jim Crow segregation, representative John Lewis rose from poverty to become a leader of the civil rights movement and later was elected to congress.

Pat the … divorce papers. After Erika Jayne went to court to end her marriage to Tom Girardi, Bravo fans were shocked to learn that what seemed like one of the strongest couples in Real Housewives history was not so picture-perfect after all. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star announced in November 2020 that she and the powerhouse attorney had called it quits after 21 years of marriage. A source later told Us Weekly exclusively, “Erika and Tom had an unconventional marriage, spending a lot of time apart.

Commerce Department says companies are implicated in Beijing’s ‘campaign of repression’ against ethnic minority Muslims. The United States has slapped new sanctions on several Chinese companies for their alleged role in the persecution of ethnic minority Muslims in China’s far-western Xinjiang region. The firms are implicated in human rights violations and abuses carried out in China’s campaign of “repression, mass arbitrary detention and high-technology surveillance against the Uyghur people and members of other Muslim minority groups”, the US Commerce Department said on Tuesday in a posting in the Federal Register.