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Designer and entrepreneur Melody Ehsani takes us on a journey from her early days working retail, to designing her first shoes and jewelry lines, to collaborating with Red Hot Chili Peppers and Jordan brand before taking on a bespoke role at Foot Locker. In this episode, we hear how she became a sponge for product design, figured out how to make accessible yet high-end jewelry, and how she even relocated to China for the better part of a year to personally see to her brand’s manufacturing.
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The rapid recovery in air travel has come up against a massive shortage in staffing at airports and airlines.
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Travelers in Europe are paying ever more for a plane ticket and yet have less chance of actually making it to their destination.
From London to Amsterdam to Berlin, chaotic scenes are playing out at airports as the fine-tuned interplay between check-in desks, security personnel and baggage handlers unravels. While Asia’s travel industry is still navigating Covid-19 and the US suffers from a shortage of pilots, ticket pricing and cancellation data show Europe is where the turmoil has converged to inflict maximum pain on consumers.