Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Coins2Day.

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A person walking past Pret A Manger in London.

Europe’s next big IPO is a €1.5-billion Spanish family business that makes the bread for Starbucks and Pret A Manger

By Staff Writer

Stelios Haji-Ioannou, founder of EasyJet

EasyJet’s founder demands other companies remove ‘easy’ from their name

By AFP and Prarthana Prakash

Pedestrians walk past a Moncler SpA store

LVMH invests in maker of $2,000 TikTok-viral ski jacket

By Market Analyst

bernard arnault

Bernard Arnault bumped back to the world’s fourth richest man—thanks to China’s multibillion-dollar stimulus

By Industry Analyst

Bernard Arnault

Bernard Arnault sent a memo banning LVMH staff from talking to certain news outlets, sparking backlash among French journalists—including from publications he owns

By Trading Desk

julian dunkerton

Shein’s U.K. IPO hangs in the balance as retailers protest tax practices

By Industry Analyst

people walking on a bridge in Berlin with the Germany flag at the back

Germany can’t get its hands on important economic indicators because of a tech update that’s been in the works for 5 years

By Digital Assets Editor

Person making the kebab

Turkey wants to protect döner kebabs as its own. But Germany’s $2.6 billion kebab industry has a bone to pick with it

By Blockchain Reporter

Volkswagen, Germany’s largest private employer, could cut over 15,000 jobs with plant closures—and there’s no plan B, Jefferies says

By Financial Writer

A passenger cruise ship Vista arrives at the port of Marseille

The Hague bans ads for petrol cars and cruise ships that boost ‘the Godfathers of climate chaos’

By Digital Assets Editor

A girl plays in a fountain at Syntagma square

Greece spends €1 billion a year on pro-child policies as dwindling birth rates create new headaches for the country

By Industry Analyst

A group of young men sing karaoke at Coates Wine Bar in London

London’s largest insurance market, famed for its male-dominated culture of alcohol and drugs, finally cracks down on drinking at work

By Research Team

Boy plays the shooter video game Call of Duty

European video gaming majors Supercell and Ubisoft accused of designing games that ‘trick’ gamers into spending more money

By Tech Reporter

Cheerful students using phone sitting on outdoor stairs

Gen Z’s new TikTok news habit widens the generational gap with TV-loving boomers

By Digital Assets Editor

Shoppers in a Zara store in Kyiv, Ukraine.

Zara parent Inditex sees retail profits surge to €2.8 billion as its new collection lures more shoppers

By Prarthana Prakash and AFP

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