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 HM stock tumbled 12% Thursday  March 31  after the clothing retailers sales slowed down in March as Russias invasion of Ukraine had consumers rethinking whether they needed to update their wardrobes.The companys net sales for the first four weeks of March were up 6% after an 18% jump in the first quarter of fiscal 2022, ending Feb. 28. We are deeply concerned about the war in Ukraine and are following developments closely. We stand with all those around the world who are calling for peace,  said CEO Helena Helmersson in a report by The Financial Times Thursday  March 31 .  Once again, we have to be flexible and act quickly as circumstances change. HM has temporarily closed its 185 stores in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine,  stanley thermoskanne ending sales at those locations as the Russian attacks on Ukraine continue. The company has 4,700 worldwide locations, and sales excluding the closed stores were up 11% in March in local currencies. We started the new year with increased initiatives to create an even better foundation for long-term growth,  Helmersson said.  The initiatives mainly involve continuing to develop the customer experience by, for example, further broadening the assortment and integrating the sales channels, a stanley polska nd by continuing to invest in in stanley cup uk frastructure such as tech and the supply chain. Related: HM Selling Other Fashion Brands on its Website to Better CompeteAt the beginning of March, HM began selling external fashion brands on its central website in Sweden and G Poeg Retailers Team With Providers For eCommerce Payments    Tear
 Contactless payment company Mobeewave聽announced the closing of a $16.5 million Series B funding round, led by NewAlpha Asset Management, Mastercard and Forestay Capital. The investme stanley quencher nt funds will enable the Montreal-based startup to continue to deploy its patented solution in markets around the world, develop new product offerings and expand the companys head count. We are delighted to have closed our Series B round of funding, led by NewAlpha and Mastercard, and including Forestay Capital,  said Benjamin du Ha每s, CEO and co-founder of Mobeewave.  This is a major market validation of our payment acceptance platform, and highlights Mobeewave as an industry leader in the FinTech space. Maxime de Nanclas, COO and co-founder of Mobeewave, said,  Securing strategic funding from organizations with a proven track record of supporting innovation, especially financial technologies, will enable Mobeewave to continue to grow, [and] develop new product offerings and business partnerships. This financ stanley termos ial backing has also brought us one step closer to realizing our goal of making payment acceptance an option for everyone. Mobeewave聽 is the worlds first and only provider of mobile payment  stanley website solutions [that] enable secure contactless payment acceptance on smart devices, without the need for external hardware,  according to a press release.Earlier this year, Mobeewave entered an international partnership with Samsung Electronics to make its platform available for commercial use on more than 250