Tineco Returns to the Heart of Paris with a New Pop-Up Store at Beaugrenelle!

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Tineco Returns to the Heart of Paris with a New Pop-Up Store at Beaugrenelle!

2025-04-10 14:36 Last Updated At：14:51

PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 10, 2025--

Tineco, a leading brand in smart cleaning solutions, is thrilled to announce the return of its Pop-Up Store in Paris. From April 23 to April 28, 2025, visitors will have the chance to discover and experience the brand’s latest innovations—most notably the all-new FLOOR ONE S9 Artist and S9 Artist Premium —through immersive, hands-on demonstrations at Beaugrenelle Shopping Center.

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Try the New FLOOR ONE S9 Artist and S9 Artist Premium in Real-Life Conditions

The Tineco Pop-Up Store offers a unique opportunity to test the brand’s newest floor care devices: the FLOOR ONE S9 Artist and S9 Artist Premium. These next-generation vacuum-mop hybrids combine powerful performance with sleek, modern design. Representing a new era in home cleaning, the S9 series breaks away from traditional expectations with its futuristic aesthetics and smart functionality. There's no better way to appreciate these features than by trying them out in person. Tineco product experts will be on-site to answer questions and offer personalized advice.

Discover What’s Next for Tineco Smart Home Innovations

Beyond the FLOOR ONE S9, visitors will also get a sneak peek at the full range of Tineco products—from vacuum cleaners to kitchen and beauty appliances. This event will showcase never-before-seen innovations for the kitchen and bathroom, all designed to simplify daily tasks and elevate home comfort. Interactive demos will reveal how these cutting-edge technologies can easily fit into modern lifestyles.

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About Tineco

Tineco was founded in 1998 with its first SKU as a vacuum cleaner. In 2019, it became the first brand to launch an intelligent vacuum cleaner. Today, the brand has innovated to become a global leader, offering smart devices across various home categories, including floor care, kitchen, and personal care. Tineco is dedicated to its brand vision of making life easier through smart technologies and continually innovates to develop new devices.

Vegas moves on with 3-2 win in series clincher, as Wild go 1-and-done yet again

2025-05-02 13:10 Last Updated At：13:21

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Jack Eichel and Mark Stone made clear they belong together, on a Vegas first line that can be one of the most potent in these NHL playoffs.

Eichel and Stone each had a goal and an assist and Adin Hill made 29 saves for the Golden Knights, who became the first Western Conference team to reach the second round with a 3-2 victory in Game 6 that ousted the Minnesota Wild on Thursday night.

“They gave us everything we could handle,” Eichel said. “They played so hard.”

Shea Theodore scored on a power play early in the first period, Eichel got his first goal of the series late in the second period and Stone had the critical late score for Vegas, which will face Edmonton in the second round. The Oilers beat Los Angeles in six games.

The Wild have lost nine consecutive series, tied for the third-longest streak in NHL history, according to Sportradar. Their skid of eight straight one-and-done appearances is tied for the second-longest in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

The Wild, who last made it out of the first round 10 years ago, got two goals from Ryan Hartman, including a wraparound with 3:27 left that came 31 seconds after Stone had given the Golden Knights a two-goal lead.

Stone, who set up Eichel with a long pass out of the zone that was inches out of reach of the stick of Kirill Kaprizov after he dived to try to prevent the breakaway that beat goalie Filip Gustavsson, had four points in the last three games.

“Everyone stepped up at different parts of the series and found ways to contribute,” Eichel said. “That’s how you win this time of year.”

Neither Stone nor Eichel recorded a single point in the first three games, thanks in part to the bruising Wild who frequently took away the middle of the ice and most of the Golden Knights' opportunities to use their speed.

Coach Bruce Cassidy shuffled the lines for Game 4, which helped ignite more of an attack. The absence of Pavel Dorofeyev in Game 6 prompted Cassidy to reunite Eichel and Stone in the top trio alongside William Karlsson.

“They got better as the series went on,” Cassidy said.

Hartman tied the game for the Wild with 4 seconds left in the first period, a goal safe from replay review unlike his go-ahead score in Game 5 with 1:15 remaining in regulation that was revoked for an offside call after Vegas challenged.

The Golden Knights went on to win their second straight overtime decision, before finishing off the Wild with a third consecutive one-goal win.

“We hear the noise of getting by the first round. We understand it,” Wild left wing Marcus Foligno said. “We really felt like we could’ve done it this year, and that’s the disappointing part, right?”

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