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In Los Angeles chaos, Trump thinks he is onto a winner
In Los Angeles chaos, Trump thinks he is onto a winner

AU Financial Review

time13-06-2025

  • AU Financial Review

In Los Angeles chaos, Trump thinks he is onto a winner

Hernan, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, is selling shucos, a hot dog-style street food dish loaded with meat, fries, salad and sauces, one block from a Home Depot carpark in central Los Angeles where a raid five days earlier sparked a wave of civil unrest. He came to the United States looking for a better life for his family. 'I came for the golden opportunity, but there is no golden opportunity here any more,' he says, translated from his native Spanish. 'Now there's terror and there's fear in the streets.'

Trial Powerhouse Aldous Law Featured in ALM's Top 100 Verdicts for 2024
Trial Powerhouse Aldous Law Featured in ALM's Top 100 Verdicts for 2024

Business Wire

time13-05-2025

  • Business
  • Business Wire

Trial Powerhouse Aldous Law Featured in ALM's Top 100 Verdicts for 2024

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Aldous Law Firm, a premier personal injury boutique, is pleased to announce that ALM and have included the firm's $71.95 million verdict in an industrial accident at a Frito-Lay facility on its Top 100 Verdicts for 2024. 'Hernan's family has endured an unimaginable loss, and while no verdict can bring him back, this case was always about holding the right people accountable and delivering justice,' said firm founder Charla Aldous. Share The list compiled through analyst team VerdictSearch ranks the nation's largest verdicts for 2024. The firm earned its spot following a Dallas County jury trial against Irving-based Walker Engineering for the death of one of its workers. The jury awarded $71.95 million to the widow and four children of Hernan Murrilo, 40, who died after falling 30 feet from a scissor lift in 2019. 'Hernan's family has endured an unimaginable loss, and while no verdict can bring him back, this case was always about holding the right people accountable and delivering justice,' said firm founder Charla Aldous. 'We were proud to stand with his family in the courtroom, and we're deeply honored that ALM recognized the significance of this verdict by including it among the nation's top 100.' Through compelling evidence, including video captured inside the facility, the firm successfully demonstrated Irving-based Walker Engineering's liability to the jury. The Top 100 Verdicts are ranked by gross award calculated by the jury. ALM describes this list as what it believes is the most comprehensive list of top jury awards across the nation. View the full list here. The case is Laura Lopez et al. vs. Frito-Lay, Inc. et al., Cause No. DC-19-16959 in the 44 th Civil District Court in Dallas County. Aldous Law is known for its hard-hitting and award-winning trial attorneys. Earlier this year, all firm attorneys were named to the Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers, which describes honorees as an 'amazing collection of coast-to-coast champions who dedicate their lives to helping people going through the hardest moments of their lives.' Aldous Law specializes in high-stakes personal injury litigation, including wrongful death, trucking collisions, medical malpractice, products liability and sexual assault cases. Learn more about the firm at

Trial Powerhouse Aldous Law Featured in ALM's Top 100 Verdicts for 2024
Trial Powerhouse Aldous Law Featured in ALM's Top 100 Verdicts for 2024

Yahoo

time13-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Trial Powerhouse Aldous Law Featured in ALM's Top 100 Verdicts for 2024

Verdict stemmed from tragic 2019 death of a worker who fell from a scissor lift at a Dallas-area job site DALLAS, May 13, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aldous Law Firm, a premier personal injury boutique, is pleased to announce that ALM and have included the firm's $71.95 million verdict in an industrial accident at a Frito-Lay facility on its Top 100 Verdicts for 2024. The list compiled through analyst team VerdictSearch ranks the nation's largest verdicts for 2024. The firm earned its spot following a Dallas County jury trial against Irving-based Walker Engineering for the death of one of its workers. The jury awarded $71.95 million to the widow and four children of Hernan Murrilo, 40, who died after falling 30 feet from a scissor lift in 2019. "Hernan's family has endured an unimaginable loss, and while no verdict can bring him back, this case was always about holding the right people accountable and delivering justice," said firm founder Charla Aldous. "We were proud to stand with his family in the courtroom, and we're deeply honored that ALM recognized the significance of this verdict by including it among the nation's top 100." Through compelling evidence, including video captured inside the facility, the firm successfully demonstrated Irving-based Walker Engineering's liability to the jury. The Top 100 Verdicts are ranked by gross award calculated by the jury. ALM describes this list as what it believes is the most comprehensive list of top jury awards across the nation. View the full list here. The case is Laura Lopez et al. vs. Frito-Lay, Inc. et al., Cause No. DC-19-16959 in the 44th Civil District Court in Dallas County. Aldous Law is known for its hard-hitting and award-winning trial attorneys. Earlier this year, all firm attorneys were named to the Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers, which describes honorees as an "amazing collection of coast-to-coast champions who dedicate their lives to helping people going through the hardest moments of their lives." Aldous Law specializes in high-stakes personal injury litigation, including wrongful death, trucking collisions, medical malpractice, products liability and sexual assault cases. Learn more about the firm at View source version on Contacts Media Contact: BeLynn Hollers800-559-4534Belynn@

Irish Travel Retailer ARI In Expansionist Mode As It Tops $1.6 Billion
Irish Travel Retailer ARI In Expansionist Mode As It Tops $1.6 Billion

Forbes

time02-05-2025

  • Business
  • Forbes

Irish Travel Retailer ARI In Expansionist Mode As It Tops $1.6 Billion

Ray Hernan, ARI's CEO. Aer Rianta International (ARI), the travel retail arm of Ireland's state-owned airport operator DAA, delivered year-over-year revenue growth of 13% last year boosting its worldwide managed turnover to €1.4billion ($1.6 billion). An improved balance sheet also means global expansion is on the cards. The retailer—which has substantial airport retail operations in Ireland, Canada, the Middle East and Portugal—made the results announcement on Thursday morning saying that it had achieved 'record profitability across multiple business units.' Though ARI's growth is similar to 2023, the company lagged its rivals then. This time, in 2024's more challenging conditions, ARI's growth was well ahead of the 6.4% from world's biggest airport retailer Avolta, and in line with the second biggest, Lagardère Travel Retail's 12.5% (like-for-like). Europe's other global airport retailer, Gebr. Heinemann, will release its 2024 results late next week. What's changed versus its competitors? While they all benefited from increased passenger volumes, ARI says it achieved high passenger spending as it pushed forward on a number of fronts, including clear ideas on 'sense of place' to accelerate growth in key markets. For example, in its home market at Dublin and Cork airports, operations were rebranded in June 2024 from 'The Loop' to the respective city names, and doubling down by crafting unique identities for each location. A full retail refurbishment of Terminal 1 at Dublin Airport will also begin later this year. The travel retailer currently has direct or indirect interests in 14 countries including minority shareholdings in Düsseldorf Airport in Germany, and Larnaca and Paphos airports in Cyprus. In a statement, ARI CEO, Ray Hernan said: 'As in 2023, several business units achieved historically high turnover and record profitability. As well as returning a healthy balance sheet, we also negotiated contract extensions at a number of our operations in 2024.' The CEO further stated that ARI's strengthened balance sheet 'would provide the platform to seek new growth opportunities across our core markets of Europe, Middle East and North America.' He did not mention specific locations. At Larnaca and Paphos airports in Cyprus, turnover exceeded €100 million ($113 million) in 2024. The business returned a healthy profit, benefiting from record-breaking travel including an extended 'shoulder' season, despite the closeness of the island, where Britain has an airbase, to the Israel-Palestine conflict. Last year also marked the second full year of ARI's Portugal Duty Free operations where the business traded 'ahead of plan.' Revamped stores at the country's main gateways of Lisbon, Faro, Madeira, and Porto—all focused on the specific attributes of these locations—should see a continuation of the country's performance in 2025. Hernan commented: 'We are looking forward to seeing the impact of these new retail outlets on the business during what promises to be an even busier year for travel.' ARI's Canadian operations were also robust, helped by the opening of Edmonton Duty Free in January 2024 and a refurbishment that was completed in January 2025. A remodeling of the main retail space at Montréal's Trudeau Airport will commence later this year. Currently, ARI is running a maple activation, Cabane à Sucre (Sugar Shack), until early May at Trudeau. It is timed with Canada's maple-producing season but also benefits from the anti-Trump 'Buy Canadian' campaign that has gained traction in Canada. The chalet activation features products from maple cookies and candies to Coureur des Bois maple whisky, and hosts live music with traditional Quebec folk musicians and various giveaways. Capturing the tilt to local products. A spokesperson for ARI told me: 'In terms of the 'Buy Canadian' effort, we have always put a huge emphasis on local brands and producers—it is a core element of our retail proposition. Over the past few months, we have continued to highlight our local offering with a 'Made in Canada' marketing campaign in-store (and) there has been a positive uplift in Canadian liquor and confectionary so far this year.' The maple activation has doubled sales for Coureur des Bois in the past month, showing the current appetite for buying local, and the importance of experiential in-store engagement. ARI will continues to press these buttons going forward, not just in Canada but globally. In the Middle East, ARI has a broad sweep including operations in Bahrain, Cyprus, Lebanon, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates. In Muscat, trading was boosted by higher liquor and tobacco allowances while the company's joint venture TRSS in Abu Dhabi Airport selling perfume, cosmetics, skincare, jewelry, and sunglasses, marked a one year anniversary in November, adding to the 2024 revenue pool. Elsewhere in the region, ARI has stayed a shareholder in Beirut Duty Free, where the Israeli-Palestine conflict has reaped havoc on travel, with foreign tourist arrivals down by 32% in 2024. Finally, ARI's joint venture operation at Delhi International Airport was again a strong performer, delivering record sales and increased average spends. Hernan, said: 'Delivering on our brand expression, Joy On Your Way, continues to define how we do business, and it is important to our success. We bring an energy to the industry that is unmatched.' It should be interesting to see whether ARI can live up to that statement in the rest of 2025.

JUYO Launches Inventive Marketing Software for Digital Entrepreneurs
JUYO Launches Inventive Marketing Software for Digital Entrepreneurs

Yahoo

time27-03-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

JUYO Launches Inventive Marketing Software for Digital Entrepreneurs

HOUSTON, TX / / March 27, 2025 / JUYO has launched an inventive marketing platform to help digital entrepreneurs scale their brands effectively. Developed by Tellus Media, the platform provides digital marketers with advanced funnel-building tools, automated marketing capabilities, and access to targeted consumer data. JUYO aims to address the growing demand among digital businesses seeking more efficient, integrated marketing solutions. The name "Juyo" is derived from the Japanese word for "market demand," reflecting the company's focus on creating and sustaining demand for its clients' offerings. Key Features and Targeted Solutions JUYO integrates several critical marketing tools tailored to meet the needs of a wide range of professionals. Some of these include: Funnel Builders & Automation: Create customized marketing funnels and automated workflows to optimize lead capture and conversions. AI-Enhanced Lead Generation: Users gain access to a robust database of over 280 million US consumers, allowing precise targeting of in-market audiences. Client Management System: Comprehensive tracking tools help maintain detailed customer information and streamline engagement efforts. The platform's features cater to thought leaders, influencers, marketing agencies, online educators, and real estate professionals. Additionally, medical providers, e-commerce businesses, legal professionals, consultants, and local businesses will find significant benefits tailored to their unique needs. Proven Results for Businesses Early feedback from businesses using JUYO has been overwhelmingly positive. Hernan, Founder of ScaleDriven, praised the platform, stating, "Your business will grow." Bill, a local business owner, shared impressive early results, noting he gained "1,608 leads in three days, the majority with granular details like credit score and in-market affinity." These success stories underscore JUYO's potential to drastically improve digital marketing effectiveness. Why JUYO Stands Out JUYO differentiates itself through its commitment to authentic, results-focused digital marketing solutions. Nate Fancher is the mind behind Tellus Media. He emphasizes the company's philosophy of delivering value in every interaction and putting people first. The platform operates on the principle of providing tangible value to every client. Fancher, who has leveraged two decades of experience managing multimillion-dollar ad campaigns, developed JUYO to address the persistent gaps he saw in digital marketing. According to Fancher, JUYO is designed to empower digital entrepreneurs with the tools to scale their brands effectively. The platform is committed to authenticity and transparency in a market cluttered with superficial solutions. JUYO's development reflects significant insights drawn from Fancher's unique combination of online marketing and pastoral leadership. His commitment to transparency and authenticity sets the platform apart from competitors and positions JUYO as a trusted resource in digital brand-building. Availability and Future Opportunities Currently, JUYO is available on a limited basis, with general registration set to open soon. Entrepreneurs and digital marketers interested in using JUYO can join the waitlist on the JUYO website. The company also offers tailored digital marketing services through Tellus Media for businesses requiring customized solutions. About JUYO JUYO, developed by Tellus Media, is an advanced digital marketing platform dedicated to helping businesses build, grow, and monetize their online presence. By offering sophisticated marketing tools, in-depth audience insights, and automation solutions, JUYO equips entrepreneurs to scale their businesses and effectively engage with customers. Media Contact: Name/Company Name: Nate Fancher / Tellus MediaWebsite: Number: Business number - (346) 482-0121City/State for dateline: Houston, TX SOURCE: Nate Fancher / Tellus View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire Sign in to access your portfolio

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