Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • A person walking past Pret A Manger in London.Retail

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

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  • Stelios Haji-Ioannou, founder of EasyJetFinance

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

    By AFP and Prarthana Prakash
  • Pedestrians walk past a Moncler SpA storeRetail

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

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  • bernard arnaultSuccess

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

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  • Bernard ArnaultLeadership

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

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  • julian dunkertonRetail

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

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

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

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  • Person making the kebabLifestyle

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

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  • A demonstrator wearing a cap with Volkswagen's logo, seen in a protest in Brussels, Belgium.Finance

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

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  • A passenger cruise ship Vista arrives at the port of MarseilleEnvironment

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

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  • A girl plays in a fountain at Syntagma squarePolitics

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

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

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

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  • Boy plays the shooter video game Call of DutyLifestyle

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

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  • Cheerful students using phone sitting on outdoor stairsLifestyle

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

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  • Shoppers in a Zara store in Kyiv, Ukraine.Retail

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

    By Prarthana Prakash and AFP