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Century 21 NYC is celebrating summer and the soccer tournament with special offers all through June and July. The famous discount fashion store is rolling out new summer styles and fun game day surprises for shoppers.

On every game day during the tournament, the first 300 people to visit the store will get a free gift. Items include Levi's toiletry bags, I Love NY cups, soccer mugs, The World Shops Here cups, Century 21 NYC tote bags, and Laura Geller makeup kits. Gifts are available while supplies last, starting Saturday, June 13.

Shoppers can find fashion, shoes, bags, and beauty products at up to 70 percent off regular prices. The store also has great picks for summer, Father's Day gifts, and everyday needs. New items arrive every day, so there is always something fresh to see.

"The whole world is in New York this summer, and there is no better way to join the fun than at Century 21," said co owner Eddie Gindi. "Come early, grab a free gift on game days, find amazing deals, and enjoy the excitement of the season."

For more than 60 years, Century 21 NYC has been a family owned part of Lower Manhattan. Everything is available in store with no app or code needed. Just visit 22 Cortlandt Street and shop designer brands at great prices.

Century 21 NYC 22 Cortlandt Street New York, NY 10007

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Monday to Saturday: 9 AM to 9 PM Sunday: 11 AM to 8 PM

Nike SB is bringing the worlds of skateboarding and soccer together with the new SB FC Pack, a collection inspired by the energy, creativity, and community found both on the pitch and in the streets.

The collection includes jerseys, sportswear, and footwear that blend classic football style with Nike SB's skateboarding roots. Built around the concept of "La Más Fina," which translates to "the finest," the pack highlights self-expression through bold graphics, music-inspired details, and unique storytelling.

One of the standout features of the apparel is the way it combines traditional soccer jersey elements with skate culture aesthetics. The loose-fitting jerseys feature Dri-FIT technology along with woven patches, custom artwork, and hand-drawn typography inspired by vintage Cumbia music flyers. An angel graphic pays tribute to Los Angeles, a city that has long been a hub for both skateboarding and soccer culture.

Nike SB also gives a nod to its legendary skate shops known as Club 58. Logos from shops including Andrew, Bluetile, FTC, Geometric, Kingswell, NJ, Nocturnal, Plush, and Thirty Fifth North appear throughout the collection in the same way sponsor logos are displayed on professional football kits.

Small hidden details help tell the story even further. Inside the jerseys, fans will find messages like "Inspired by the Music" and "Support Your Local," celebrating the influence of music and local skate communities that helped shape the project.

On the footwear side, the collection features special editions of the Nike SB Air Max 95 and Nike SB Tennis Classic. Both silhouettes arrive in clean, understated colorways while incorporating custom sockliner artwork, signature typography, and graphic elements that tie back to the La Más Fina theme.

The Nike SB FC Pack is set to launch glob

With temperatures expected to be high at the FIFA World Cup 2026, adidas has revealed a new cooling solution designed to help players stay comfortable and perform at their best.

Called the CLIMACOOL SYSTEM, the new setup includes a cooling vest, jacket, and overshoe. Together, the three pieces are made to help lower body temperature and improve comfort before and after matches in hot and humid conditions.

The cooling vest is worn over a player's jersey and contains a special gel that is frozen before use. As the gel slowly warms up, it helps cool the upper body, including the chest, back, and torso. The vest is paired with an insulated jacket that helps keep the cold air trapped inside, extending the cooling effect. According to adidas, the combination can lower core body temperature by up to 0.5°C while reducing skin temperature by as much as 13°C.

The system also includes a cooling overshoe that fits directly over a player's cleats. Using cooling gel technology, it can lower foot temperature by around 2°C in about seven minutes, helping players deal with heat and swelling without affecting movement or feel on the ball.

adidas says the CLIMACOOL SYSTEM was tested with clubs including Manchester United, Juventus, and Arsenal. The company worked closely with players and medical staffs to fine tune the design and make sure it met the demands of top level football.

Interestingly, the technology first started in motorsports, where it was developed to help drivers handle extreme cockpit temperatures. adidas later adapted the system specifically for football players.

The CLIMACOOL SYSTEM joins adidas' growing lineup of performance products for the World Cup, including federation kits featuring CLIMACOOL+ materials, the TRIONDA Official Match Ball, and the lightweight F50 Hyperfast Evo boot.

All adidas partner federations competing at the FIFA World Cup 2026 will have access to the CLIMACOOL SYSTEM during the tournament.

The 5th Annual Only NY & Friends Invitational is back this summer, bringing together New York City's soccer and creative communities for a one day tournament on the Williamsburg waterfront. The event takes place on Saturday, June 6 at Bushwick Inlet Park and features 16 co-ed teams made up of players from pickup groups, local leagues, small sided teams, and creative communities from across New York City.

Now in its fifth year, the Invitational has become a yearly celebration of soccer culture in the city. The event brings together people from different neighborhoods, friend groups, and creative circles who share a love for the game.

While the competition is taken seriously, the focus is just as much on community. Teams spend the day playing group stage matches before moving into a knockout round, all with views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline. There is no cash prize. Instead, teams compete for bragging rights and the Only NY x DSNY Home Waste Basket trophy. All proceeds from the tournament are donated to a youth sports program or nonprofit chosen by the winning team.

Off the field, teams wear custom uniforms made with local brands, businesses, restaurants, bars, and shops. This year, the Only NY x Bowery FC team will wear a special jersey created with Italian sportswear brand Lotto.

The jersey celebrates Bowery FC's 25th anniversary and features the club's signature pink color, special trim details, and a commemorative badge. To mark five years of collaboration between Bowery FC and Only NY, the kit also includes the number 97 and a New York City flag patch on the sleeve.

A limited number of jerseys will be available for purchase starting June 4 at 12 PM EST for $128 on OnlyNY.com and at the Only NY flagship store at 176 Stanton Street.

Past tournament champions include Extra Butter (2025), SCENES (2024 and 2023), and Two Bridges FC (2022).

Nike and LEGO have joined forces for a new football collection designed to help kids express themselves on and off the field.

The Nike Football x LEGO Collection combines bold colors, fun graphics, and performance gear inspired by the creativity of both brands. Built for young athletes, the collection celebrates football as more than just a game. It is also about imagination, self expression, and having fun.

The collection includes Aero-FIT jerseys and shorts, sportswear pieces, accessories, and several footwear options. Kids can choose from the Jr. Mercurial Vapor Pro, Jr. Mercurial Academy, Jr. Tiempo Streetgato, and Air Max 95 styles.

One of the standout features is the use of LEGO-inspired graphics throughout the collection. Bright brick patterns, animal prints, and colorful details give the gear a playful look that stands out on and off the pitch. Hidden design touches inspired by LEGO minifigures and brick builds add even more personality.

Performance remains a key part of the collection. Nike’s Aero-FIT technology helps keep kids cool and dry during play, while the latest Mercurial boots are designed for speed and quick movement on the field.

The Jr. Mercurial models feature panther-inspired LEGO graphics that represent speed and confidence. The Jr. Tiempo Streetgato brings those same ideas to indoor and street football with colorful brick details and a lifestyle look.

The collection also includes special Air Max 95 colorways for kids. Covered in bold prints and bright colors, the sneakers connect football culture with everyday style.

Created through the ongoing partnership between Nike and LEGO, the collection encourages kids to be creative, have fun, and play the game their own way.

The Nike Football x LEGO Collection launches globally on June 4 through Nike, LEGO, and select retailers.

Stay tuned to Kicksaddict.com for more Nike release news and updates.

ASICS is back with the new NOVABLAST 6, the latest version of one of its most popular running shoes. Known for its lightweight feel, soft cushioning, and energetic ride, the NOVABLAST line has become a favorite daily trainer for runners of all levels.

The biggest update on the NOVABLAST 6 is the addition of FF TURBO SQUARED foam in the forefoot trampoline pod. This technology first appeared in the MEGABLAST and SONICBLAST models, and now makes its way to the NOVABLAST series for the first time. The result is more bounce and a springy feel with every step.

ASICS also added FF BLAST MAX cushioning to improve comfort and softness underfoot. Together, these technologies help create a smoother and more responsive ride whether you're logging easy miles or picking up the pace.

The NOVABLAST 6 also features several updates to the upper and outsole. ASICSGRIP rubber in the forefoot provides better traction and helps runners get a more efficient push off with each stride. The engineered mesh upper has been redesigned to improve airflow while offering a more comfortable fit for everyday training.

According to ASICS, the goal was to take the trampoline-like feel that runners already love and make it even better. The brand says the updated foam setup and refined design help deliver a more energetic and fun running experience.

The shoe keeps its bold geometric midsole design, giving it a look that matches the lively ride underfoot.

Professional runner Drew Hunter says the NOVABLAST series has long been one of his favorite training shoes. He noted that the NOVABLAST 6 offers even more bounce and energy return, especially when increasing speed during workouts.

The ASICS NOVABLAST 6 will launch globally on July 1, 2026, and will retail for €160.

Stay tuned to Kicksaddict.com for more upcoming ASICS release news and performance running updates.

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Jay-Z made his return to the festival stage on Saturday night at the Roots Picnic in Philadelphia. It was his first solo headlining show in more than five years, and fans got a performance packed with hits, special guests, and a surprise freestyle that had everyone talking.

Backed by The Roots, Jay-Z performed for about 90 minutes and ran through classics from across his career. The set included fan favorites like "Empire State of Mind," "Run This Town," "Dirt Off Your Shoulders," and "N****s in Paris." He also gave longtime fans some deeper cuts, including "Can I Live," "Never Change," and "Marcy Me."

The show featured several guest appearances throughout the night. Philadelphia singer Jazmine Sullivan joined Jay-Z for "Feelin' It" before performing her own hit "Need U Bad." Meek Mill also took the stage and got the crowd going with his hometown anthem "Dreams and Nightmares."

One of the biggest moments came when members of State Property reunited on stage. Beanie Sigel, Freeway, Peedi Crakk and Memphis Bleek all joined Jay-Z for a series of classic Roc-A-Fella era tracks, bringing plenty of energy to the philly crowd.

The night's biggest surprise happened early in the set. After opening with "Hovi Baby," Jay-Z launched into a new freestyle that lasted about four minutes. During the verse, he appeared to respond to several people in the rap world, including Drake, Nicki Minaj, Kanye West, and Dame Dash.

One line seemed to directly answer Drake's recent lyrics:

"The jig is up, n**** I'm up 10. Wrong chart champ, you gotta look up again. N****s look up to Hov, I never looked up to them."

Jay-Z also addressed comments Kanye West made about his family, making it clear he was standing up for his children.

Even with the apparent shots at Kanye, Jay-Z still performed songs from their Watch the Throne album, including "No Church in the Wild" and "Gotta Have It."

The performance served as a preview of Jay-Z's upcoming New York shows celebrating the anniversaries of Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint. If the Roots Picnic is any sign, Hov is still one of the best to ever touch a microphone.

Jordan Brand is stepping up its performance basketball lineup with the new Triangle, a shoe built to support every style of play on the court. Designed for hoopers at all levels, the Triangle combines comfort, speed and support in one low cut silhouette.

Inspired by the famous triangle offense, the shoe is made for all around movement whether players are scoring, defending, cutting to the basket or setting screens. Jordan Brand focused on helping athletes stay fresh and explosive through every minute of the game.

The Triangle features a strong mix of Nike cushioning technology. ZoomX foam in the forefoot delivers energy return and responsiveness, while Air Zoom in the heel helps soften landings and add stability. The shoe also includes a Cushlon 3.0 carrier for a softer feel underfoot and an injection molded shank for extra midfoot support during quick movements and changes in direction.

Jordan Brand Senior Creative Director Leo Chang said the goal was to create a shoe that matches the way modern athletes play, especially younger hoopers who spend long stretches on the court. By combining ZoomX and Air Zoom in one basketball shoe, the Triangle is designed to help players perform on both ends of the floor.

Jordan athletes Cameron Boozer and Sarah Strong both praised the shoe for its comfort, support and responsive feel during games.

The upper features a woven design inspired by carbon fiber that improves breathability while keeping the shoe lightweight and supportive. A full length herringbone outsole adds traction for quick cuts and strong movement on the court.

The Jordan Brand Triangle will release globally on July 2 in Baltic Blue, Volt and Hyper Punch colorways through Jordan Brand and select retailers.

In the episode, magician Anna DeGuzman leaves Nicolas Cage shocked with a series of wild illusions as the two talk about his career, personal life and upcoming projects.

During the conversation, Cage looks back at some of the internet’s biggest Nicolas Cage memes, shares his thoughts on UFOs and alien life, tells the story behind his first kiss, talks about why he likes Andrew Garfield and gives fans a closer look at his upcoming Spider Noir series.

Nike is bringing together a new wave of creative talent from around the world through its first ever Air Works research, development and design program. The program will welcome designers from Beijing, London, Los Angeles, Mumbai, New York, Paris, Shanghai and Tokyo to Nike headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon, where they will help shape the future of Air Max.

The first class of Air Works designers will work side by side with Nike mentors, designers and engineers to create unique 3D printed Air Max concepts in partnership with Zellerfeld. Each design will reflect the personality of the creator while also celebrating the culture and community they represent.

According to Andy Caine, VP and Creative Director of Nike Sportswear, Air Works is about honoring the cultural impact of Air Max while giving a new generation of creatives the chance to imagine where the franchise goes next. The experience also gives designers an inside look at Nike’s history, innovation and creative process.

Throughout the program, designers will visit some of Nike’s most important spaces, including the Air Manufacturing Innovation facility, the Department of Nike Archives, the Nike Sport Research Lab, Blue Ribbon Studio and the Bowerman Footwear Lab. These experiences will help inspire the next chapter of Air Max design while building on Nike’s 40 year legacy of Air innovation.

After the program wraps up, each designer will release a limited friends and family version of their Air Max creation within their local community over the next year. The releases will eventually lead up to Air Max Day 2027.

Nike’s Air Works program is not just about sneakers. It is about giving global creatives the tools and platform to shape the future of Air Max through their own stories, ideas and communities.

Foot Locker is doubling down on its connection to basketball culture with the launch of “Hoops Lives Here,” a new year round brand platform designed to highlight the retailer’s place at the heart of the game. The campaign is built around the idea that basketball goes far beyond what happens on the court. It is part of daily life, part of the culture, and a big part of what defines Foot Locker.

The campaign’s debut 30 second spot features NBA and WNBA stars Payton Pritchard, Paolo Banchero, Chet Holmgren, and Jewell Loyd. The ad imagines each athlete living inside a Foot Locker store as if it were their own home. Payton kicks back with takeout and watches TV, Paolo blends up a smoothie at the register, Chet gets ready for a tunnel walk, and Jewell winds down for the night right on the sales floor. Throughout it all, a Foot Locker Striper moves through the scenes, tying everything together and driving home the campaign’s message that these athletes do not just represent the brand, they embody the culture it stands for.

“Hoops Lives Here” launches as a full scale 360 campaign that will show up across broadcast, social, digital, out of home, and in store channels, making sure basketball fans experience it everywhere they connect with the game.

“Basketball is more than a sport. It is culture, identity, and a way of life,” said Brett O’Brien, Chief Marketing Officer at Foot Locker. “With Hoops Lives Here, we wanted to capture what it means to truly live and breathe the game in a way only Foot Locker can. From the brands we work with to the Stripers who create unforgettable in store experiences, this campaign reflects our connection to the basketball community and the role we play in shaping the culture both on and off the court.”

The athletes featured in the campaign echoed that same sentiment.

Payton Pritchard said the shoot brought back memories of spending time in Foot Locker stores growing up. He also highlighted the Converse Chuck Taylor Throwback as his current favorite off court sneaker, praising its classic look and updated fit.

Jewell Loyd shared that basketball has always been her constant and said Foot Locker feels like home because it was built for people who truly live the game.

Paolo Banchero called the campaign authentic, saying it reflects how basketball stays with players long after they leave the gym and becomes part of everyday life.

Chet Holmgren added that the concept feels real because basketball shapes how players live, what they wear, and how they connect with each other. He described Foot Locker as a place where that culture comes to life in a bigger way.

The “Hoops Lives Here” platform will continue rolling out throughout the year across NBA broadcasts and social platforms like YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, Snapchat, and Twitch, alongside e commerce activations, digital out of home placements, in store experiences, athlete driven storytelling, and limited time gift with purchase drops in select markets.

Nike and the WNBA are introducing a new lineup of Rebel Edition uniforms made in partnership with all 15 teams across the league. Inspired by the cities, communities and cultures behind each franchise, the uniforms are designed to capture every team’s identity through bold details, colors and storytelling.

The new Rebel Edition jerseys bring each team’s energy and personality to the court while giving players another way to express themselves during the season. Nike says the designs were shaped by input from local communities and reflect the pride, spirit and values connected to every franchise.

Nike continues to invest in women’s basketball through its long-term partnership with the WNBA, combining performance innovation with storytelling that highlights the growth of the game and the athletes leading it both on and off the court.

According to Katie West, Senior Manager and Designer for Basketball Apparel at Nike, each Rebel Edition uniform is meant to showcase what makes every team unique while creating a stronger connection between players and fans.

The new Rebel Edition uniforms join the league’s current Heroine Edition white uniforms and Explorer Edition team-color uniforms. Alongside the on-court looks, Nike is also releasing a Rebel Fanwear collection featuring hoodies, T-shirts and shorts inspired by the uniforms’ graphics and colors.

The Victory Rebel Edition jerseys and shorts along with the Rebel Fanwear collection will be available beginning May 8 at Nike, WNBA LockerVision, team stores and select retailers.

Century 21 NYC is celebrating New Yorkers all month long with its biggest in store sale event of the year this May. The iconic off price fashion spot is marking its anniversary with major savings, special rewards, free gifts, and a big flagship event on May 16.

Shoppers can score designer brands for up to 65% off retail, making it the perfect place to shop for Memorial Day weekend and update summer wardrobes without spending big.

Throughout May, customers can earn Double Points on every purchase through the C21 Cowork Rewards program until May 30. That means rewards add up twice as fast, with every 500 points earning a $10 reward.

Starting May 15, shoppers will also get a free gift with purchase every Friday, with different items available each week.

The celebration peaks on May 16 with Century 21’s first full anniversary event since reopening downtown. The first 500 customers will receive a free Century 21 tote bag while supplies last.

From 5 to 7 PM, shoppers can also grab free pizza from Eataly.

“This is Century 21’s biggest anniversary celebration since our downtown reopening three years ago,” said co owner Eddie Gindi. “We’re excited to host a month long celebration where customers get something special every week.”

Century 21 remains a key part of Lower Manhattan shopping. No app or promo code is needed. Just stop by the store and shop.

Century 21 NYC 22 Cortlandt Street New York, NY 10007

Hours Monday through Saturday: 9 AM to 9 PM Sunday: 11 AM to 8 PM

NikeSKIMS is growing its lineup with the launch of Studio Stretch, a new collection made for comfort, movement, and everyday wear. Built for studio workouts like yoga and pilates, the collection is designed to feel soft, light, and easy to wear while still giving the support women need throughout the day.

Studio Stretch is the brand’s softest and lightest material collection so far. It was created to move naturally with the body, offering light compression, plenty of stretch, and a smooth feel that helps eliminate distractions during workouts. The goal is simple: create pieces that feel comfortable enough to wear all day while still performing when it is time to move.

Kim Kardashian, Co Founder and Chief Creative Officer of SKIMS, said the collection was designed to feel almost like a second skin.

“With Studio Stretch, we wanted to create something that feels beautiful on the body. It is soft, lightweight, and so comfortable it almost feels like wearing nothing at all,” she said. “The neutral colors and classic shapes make these the kind of pieces women will keep reaching for every day.”

The collection is part of NikeSKIMS’ full system of dress, meaning it is made to work with other pieces across the brand’s lineup. Whether layered with lightweight basics or worn on its own, Studio Stretch is built to fit easily into everyday styling.

According to Amy Montagne, the collection brings together Nike’s performance knowledge with SKIMS’ focus on fit and comfort.

At the center of Studio Stretch is a new ultrasoft fabric made with Lycra Adaptiv technology, which helps the material stretch, recover, and hold its shape over time. It also features Nike Dri-FIT technology to help keep wearers dry and comfortable during workouts. Compared to earlier NikeSKIMS collections, Studio Stretch offers a lighter feel with less compression for easier movement.

The lineup includes 11 close to body styles, including bras, tops, shorts, leggings, and a scoop back one piece. Every piece was designed with clean lines and careful shaping to create a smooth fit that works across different body types. Sizes range from XXS to 4X.

The collection comes in soft neutral shades that make it easy to mix and match with other NikeSKIMS pieces, footwear, and accessories.

NikeSKIMS Studio Stretch launches globally on May 14 through Nike.com/NikeSKIMS and SKIMS.com/NikeSKIMS, with select Nike, SKIMS, and retail partner locations to follow.

adidas has released Backyard Legends, a new short film celebrating the spirit of football ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026™. The film brings together an all star cast including Timothée Chalamet, Lionel Messi, Bad Bunny, Lamine Yamal, Jude Bellingham, Trinity Rodman, plus football legends Zinedine Zidane, David Beckham, and Alessandro Del Piero.

The five minute film tells a fun, bigger than life story about neighborhood football and the kind of legends that are made on local pitches long before the world ever notices. It is a reminder that every player starts somewhere, whether it is a backyard, an empty lot, or eventually the biggest stage in the sport.

At the center of the story is Chalamet, who sets out to build a team to challenge a local trio known as Clive, Ruthie, and Isaak. Their winning streak has lasted for years, with the film joking that they have even taken down football icons from past generations.

The campaign is built around adidas’ “You Got This” message, encouraging players everywhere to trust themselves and play with freedom.

“I used to dream of playing with these guys,” Chalamet said, reflecting on playing at New York’s Pier 40 as a kid while imagining himself recreating famous moments from Beckham, Del Piero, and Zidane. He added that being part of the project alongside some of football’s greatest names felt unreal.

The film also features appearances from top players like Ousmane Dembélé, Raphinha, Pedri, Florian Wirtz, and Santiago Giménez, adding even more star power to the story.

Set with a throwback 90s feel, the film mixes old school street football style with modern visual effects to show one simple idea: football is at its best when it is played for fun.

As adidas gears up for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, where it will provide the official match ball and kits for 14 national teams, Backyard Legends is a reminder that football’s biggest moments all begin with the same thing: people playing because they love the game.

The film is streaming now on adidas’ YouTube channel.

The landscape of running is shifting, and Nike, Inc. is right at the center of it.

In 2026, Nike Running is pushing the boundaries of race-day innovation, design, and performance—building on more than 50 years of progress while aiming to move the sport forward for every type of athlete.

Right now, several new prototype models have already been approved by World Athletics. These early versions are being worn by both elite and everyday runners in competition, helping them hit personal bests and even set new records.

Over the next few months, expect to see these prototypes show up at some of the world’s biggest races. Keep an eye on старт lines, finish lines, and podiums alike—because this is where the next chapter of fast begins.

Nike, Inc. shared an internal update with employees outlining the next phase of changes to its Global Operations team as part of its ongoing “Win Now” plan.

The company says it’s entering the final stretch of that effort, with a focus on strengthening its foundation, improving how it competes, and setting itself up for long-term, profitable growth. Global Operations sits at the center of that push.

In the months ahead, Nike plans to continue reshaping the group to better serve both athletes and the business, with an emphasis on speed, simplicity, and precision. According to the note, this isn’t a new direction, but a continuation of work already in motion.

Earlier this year, the company laid out four key priorities for Operations: refining its supply chain footprint, speeding up technology rollouts, investing in employee skill development, and building stronger relationships with partners and suppliers. The latest changes build directly on those efforts, aiming to create a more connected and efficient organization that can keep up with the pace of sport.

As part of the update, several major shifts were outlined. Nike is reorganizing its technology teams to better align with business needs, streamline operations, and focus on key hubs like the Philip H. Knight Campus and its India Technology Center. It’s also updating how work is handled across its Air Manufacturing Innovation facilities in Oregon, St. Louis, and Vietnam, with an emphasis on flexibility, efficiency, and innovation.

The company is also moving some Converse footwear manufacturing and engineering roles closer to factory partners to improve collaboration, while integrating its materials supply chain more closely with footwear and apparel teams to allow for faster, more coordinated decision-making.

These changes will result in a reduction of about 1,400 roles within Global Operations, most of them in technology. Nike acknowledged the impact on employees, noting that affected team members will be contacted directly and supported through the transition.

In the message, Chief Operating Officer Venkatesh Alagirisamy thanked those impacted for their contributions, while encouraging the broader team to approach the moment with professionalism and empathy. He emphasized that the goal is to simplify operations, increase responsiveness, and build a stronger foundation for future growth.