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Procter & Gamble has appointed Dragan Brkljač as Senior Director – Sales Serbia and South East Europe, within its Freedom within Framework Markets programme, effective 1 May 2026. In his new role, Brkljač will lead the P&G’s sales organisation across Serbia and Southeast Europe, with a clear mandate to accelerate market growth and deepen partnerships.

Globally food and drink manufacturers launch and pull thousands of new products every year. Each launch comes with significant risk and while a select brands few become household favourites many more end up on the pile of the forgotten – or are quietly withdrawn. Despite investing millions into innovation, launches and marketing, global F&B manufacturers continue to grapple with the big question of how to make these brands successful.

If you’ve ever been to a music festival while on your period, you’ll know that the struggle is real. Period cramps combined with long, hot days and dirty porta potties make tackling weekend-long festivals even more of a challenge for women and people with uteruses. That’s why Always teamed up with Secret to provide Coachella festivalgoers with a space to refresh and recharge with free deodorant and menstrual pads.

Feminine care brand Kotex is taking aim at period stigma with a new global campaign that spotlights a long-overlooked gap in the art world. Titled "Art’s missing period", the campaign highlights how period blood has historically been excluded from artistic expression, despite the widespread depiction of blood in scenes of violence across centuries of art.

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In early 2024, Klarna, the Swedish fintech company, announced that its AI-powered chatbot had assumed the workload equivalent of 700 customer service agents, managing millions of conversations across dozens of languages. The company reduced its workforce by roughly 40 percent. An IPO filing followed and, for a brief moment, Klarna appeared to be winning the AI-driven future of work (Haun, 2025). But the story did not end there.

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