Đà Nẵng: Lần đầu tiên chỉ số sản xuất công nghiệp 4 tháng đầu năm ở mức âm

Ngày 5/5, ông Trần Văn Vũ, Cục trưởng Cục Thống kê Đà Nẵng cho hay, do ảnh hưởng của đại dịch Covid-19, lĩnh vực sản xuất công nghiệp trên địa bàn TP đang chịu áp lực rất lớn. Hầu hết các nguyên vật liệu, phụ trợ, phụ tùng, thiết bị đầu vào phục vụ cho quá trình sản xuất đang gặp khó khăn do dòng lưu chuyển hàng hóa thiếu hụt.

Sản xuất công nghiệp của Đà Nẵng đang gặp rất nhiều khó khăn do ảnh hưởng đại dịch Covid-19 (Trong ảnh: Nhà máy sợi Hòa Thọ 1, Đà Nẵng)

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Nô lệ thời hiện đại: Chuỗi siêu thị lớn bậc nhất nước Anh phát hiện nhân viên của mình bị lạm dụng như nô lệ tại Đông Nam Á

Tesco PLC là chuỗi siêu thị đa quốc gia nổi tiếng nhất của Anh Quốc, mới đây đã phát hiện ra một sự vụ rất nghiêm trọng. Cụ thể theo Reuters đưa tin, trụ sở của Tesco tại Anh phát hiện các lao động nhập cư trong chuỗi cửa hàng tại Malaysia và Thái Lan đang bị đối xử như "nô lệ" với rất nhiều sự áp bức, trích trong một bản báo cáo thường niên về nô lệ thời hiện đại do chính hãng cung cấp.

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Hệ thống siêu thị, cửa hàng tiện ích tại Hà Nội: Vừa bán hàng vừa chống dịch

Trước diễn biến phức tạp của dịch Covid-19, từ ngày 1/4, Tập đoàn BRG (đơn vị vận hành các chuỗi siêu thị, cửa hàng tiện ích HaproMart, Hapro Food, Intimex, Seika Mart, Fuji Mart) đã mở thêm 10 cửa hàng tiện ích Hapro Food tại các địa điểm trung tâm để giúp người tiêu dùng Thủ đô thuận tiện trong việc đi lại, rút ngắn khoảng cách đến các điểm mua sắm. Ông Nguyễn Thái Dũng, Chủ tịch Tổng công ty Thương mại Hà Nội - CTCP (Hapro - đơn vị thành viên Tập đoàn BRG) chia sẻ, ngoài việc phục vụ khách đến mua sắm trực tiếp tại các điểm bán hàng, Hapro còn phát triển việc bán hàng đa kênh qua thư điện tử, trang Fanpage trên mạng xã hội Facebook, điện thoại… và giao hàng tại nhà. Trong những ngày qua, hệ thống siêu thị, cửa hàng tiện ích trong chuỗi BRG Mart đã giao hàng miễn phí cho hàng nghìn đơn hàng mỗi ngày.

Hệ thống siêu thị, cửa hàng tiện ích tại Hà Nội: Vừa bán hàng vừa chống dịch Nguồn: http://tapchitaichinh.vn

Corner shops are reflecting the best and worst of us in lockdown

Post by Zoe Williams

We rightly praise shopkeepers trying to do the best for their customers. But I’ll never forgive the price-gougers exploiting the pandemic

 

The best local shops earn a fierce loyalty from their customers. Photograph: Pat Tuson/Alamy

Heroes and villains of the business world are quite boring: Richard Branson is always the villain; James Timpson is always the hero. We didn’t need a crisis to learn this; any fool could have said it a decade ago. Timpson has been rehabilitating prisoners, fixing them up with employment upon release, actually setting up training workshops in some jails, for years. And Branson has been the man he is, also for years.

Corner shops, however, are less clear cut: I am fascinated by the raw emotion they ignite, and am obsessed with whether or not I will maintain my fierce new loyalties and hatreds once lockdown is lifted, or forget them within a week.

So, there was an everything-and-nothing shop I always felt guilty about, after a small supermarket opened and just sold more, better, cheaper stuff. But since lockdown, they have turned out to be price gougers. Full fiver-for-hand-sanitiser, loo-roll-out-the-back-for-roughly-the-price-of-drugs bad guys, the kind of people who would swap you a jar of jam for an emerald broach in the middle of a siege. About three weeks in, they stopped serving people at all, and would only serve Deliveroo drivers, through a hatch; fags for £25 and whisky for the kind of price that even someone in the grip of delirium tremens should think twice about.

“Are you for real,” I asked, trying to score some Carlsberg through the hatch, “after all the Haribo and Monster Munch I’ve detoured here for, to keep morale up?” “Yes, darling,” they said, deploying this empty endearment as if their hands were tied by the gods of health and safety.

But then there is an establishment with a surprising but very niche butchery counter and a hardware section out the back, known to us as the testicles-and-fuses shop. I never thought I would be able to buy Nutella in there. Nor did I expect much reciprocal loyalty, given how seldom I needed the gonads of a lamb. Oh, mate. They have deeper mines of Nutella than I knew there were in the world, and are like the Euripides of DIY. If I am back on Ocado, eight seconds after normal life resumes, I shall have severely disappointed myself.

• Zoe Williams is a Guardian columnist

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7 Shelves You Can Make From Upcycled Materials

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Upcycled materials have dozens of uses around the house, and creating inexpensive and practical shelving is one very common use for second-hand items. Shelves made with salvaged materials not only turn ordinary walls into useful storage spaces for very little cost, they can also make an interesting design statement in the hands of a creative DIYer.

These seven upcycled material shelving ideas may help you decide how you'd like to add your own touch to your shelving. These projects range in difficulty level and may be more inexpensive than buying cookie-cutter materials at a bigger store.

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  Hang a Shelf With an Old Belt

  

  Want to show off a couple of small prized possessions? This belt shelf from Ronja, the dexterous blogger behind Nur-Noch, is a smart idea that's cheap and easy to create. All you need to get started is a wood board and an old suede or leather belt. In this instance, Ronja used an IVAR shelf that she picked up at IKEA for less than $5.

  If you want to get creative, you can use a skateboard deck or rectangular platter instead of a traditional wood shelf for this project.
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  Turn a Cheese Box Into a Stunning Shelf

  

  Carrie, the frugalista who pens Curb to Refurb, has a knack for recycling found objects into stunning home furnishings. She created this stylish round shelf using a discarded cheese box.

  Where can you find a box like this for free? Ask at your local gourmet store—they generally discard them after unpacking the cheeses.
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  Turn Wood Slices Into Shelving

  

  Becky, the resourceful homeowner who pens Humboldt Art Department, created this rustic shelf using wedge slices from a tree trunk she found in the park. The keyhole brackets used to hang it cost her only $0.99.

  This kind of wedge slice is cut out of the trunk whenever a tree trimmer is cutting down a tree. Be on the lookout for city tree crews or pro tree services working in the neighborhood; you may find such wedges free for the asking.
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  Re-Purpose Dresser Drawers

  

  If you have a dresser you no longer need, you can follow this blogger's crafty lead. Emily, from Namely Original, created these adorable box shelves using dresser drawers that she purchased from a resale shop.

  Locate wall studs using a stud finder, then attach the repurposed drawers by driving fasteners through the bottoms of the drawers and into the wall studs.
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  Transform a Narrow Wood Box Into a Shelf

  

  Miss Lotte, from Nur-Noch, transformed a narrow wooden box into a smart shelf. The project begin with sawing the box in half lengthwise, using a circular saw. Then, one end is cut off each box half. Finally, the cut ends are joined together to form a long, narrow shelf. The newly created shelf is then attached to the wall with fasteners driven through the back edge of the shelf and into wall studs.

  The wood box used to create this project was a roadside treasure. To find a few gems of your own, keep your eyes peeled for bulk trash days in your area.
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  Create Display Shelves Using Craft Boxes

  

  Carrie, the self-professed dreamer and over-thinker behind Making Lemonade, created this stunning shelving display using customizable paper-mâché boxes. This project is insanely easy to make.

  You may have leftover craft boxes around the house from previous projects. They are also available from online retailers and craft stores.
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  Build Floor-to-Ceiling Storage Shelves With Apple Crates

  

  You don't need an extra closet when you have a dozen apple crates. Ronja from Nur-Noch created a floor-to-ceiling shelving unit using old containers that she painted and then fastened to a wall.

  A similar shelving style can be created from peach crates or any other wooden produce container.
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