Thomas Cook is back and 'set to relaunch' in a matter of days

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Thomas Cook is set to be relaunched as an online travel company.The brand is set to be reinvented by its new owners after the 178-year-old travel company collapsed in September last year.After the firm went into administration, putting around 9,000 staff members out of a job, Chinese firm Fosun Tourism Group acquired the brand for £11 million.The new Thomas Cook, which employs around 50 people and retains the brand’s logo, does not have any stores - but has started selling holidays online and

John Boyega made history when he was named fragrance house Jo Malone London's first male global ambassador in 2019. The actor, who created the idea behind the short film that launched the campaign in addition to directing it, appeared in the video alongside his real-life friends and family.

John Boyega is stepping down as a brand ambassador for the British perfume and candle company Jo Malone after the brand reshot a video he created for the Chinese market. "I have decided to step down as Jo Malone's global ambassador," the Star Wars actor tweeted on Monday.

Twitter Tuesday that the brand’s decision to “replace my campaign in China by using my concepts and substituting a local brand ambassador for me, without either my consent or prior notice, was wrong.”Jo Malone, an upscale British perfume brand owned by Estée Lauder, has said that replacing Boyega with Chinese star Liu Haoran in the ad campaign was a misstep.

John Boyega has decided to step down as the global ambassador for the British cologne company Jo Malone after they replaced him for a campaign in China, but still used his concepts.

Jordan Moreau John Boyega announced he is stepping down as a brand ambassador for the British cologne company Jo Malone after he was cut out of the Chinese version of a commercial he originally conceived, directed and starred in.“I have decided to step down as Jo Malone’s global ambassador. When I joined the brand as their first male global ambassador last year, I created the short film we used to launch the campaign.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsJohn Boyega will no longer represent London cosmetics brand Jo Malone, he announced Monday.“I don’t have time for nonsense. We press on and strong.

John Boyega has decided to end his involvement with Jo Malone London perfume. The decision comes after the actor was replaced in an advertisement for the brand that aired in China.The award-winning commercial, «London Gent,» was conceived of, directed by and starred Boyega, as well as a diverse and multicultural cast.