Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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    London is the world’s top talent magnet, eclipsing Amsterdam and New York. Yet it’s this country that beckons most

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    EU warns it’ll suspend TikTok’s new Lite app for its ‘toxic and addictive’ watch-for-rewards feature that allegedly endangers kids

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    Ferrari’s CEO has nearly doubled its share price since 2021—he credits smaller teams and cutting the company’s ‘bureaucratic mass index’

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    AI is shaking up how sports like rugby, soccer and cricket are played—and could mint big money for sports clubs

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  • Giorgio Armani standing on a stageRetail

    The nearly 90-year-old designer Giorgio Armani has kept his legacy alive—and independent. Now, he’s open to adapting: ‘I don’t feel I can rule anything out’

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  • person seen walking outside a rolex storeLifestyle

    Secondhand watch prices have tanked—but luxury watches weren’t meant to be investments anyway, Rolex CEO says

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    Beware, Swifties. A major British bank just issued a warning after fans lost an estimated $1 million in Taylor Swift concert ticket scams

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  • person drinking a bottle of moet & chandon champagneRetail

    People aren’t thirsty for champagne and luxury bags—and that’s jeopardizing LVMH’s sales growth among high-end shoppers

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  • person walking in front of cvc capital's office doorFinance

    CVC Capital, the private equity giant behind Six Nations and LaLiga, plans to launch $1.3 billion IPO in Amsterdam after past delays

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  • people walking on a busy street outside a superdry storeRetail

    Beloved British retailer Superdry plans to quit the London Stock Exchange after mounting losses to overhaul the company and save it from going bust

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  • ARTHUR MENSCHFeatures

    Europe is falling behind in generative AI, with the U.S. light-years ahead. But the race is just getting started

    By Prarthana Prakash and Alex Wood Morton
  • person sitting with a microphone and head turned to the rightSuccess

    The steep pay gap between the U.S. and U.K. is real—just look at how much Exxon Mobil and Chevron chiefs make compared with those at Shell and BP

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  • person holding a camera up in front of Nicolai TangenSuccess

    The CEO of Norway’s $1.6 trillion sovereign wealth fund has a fun side gig: Hosting a podcast that features top C-suite execs like Elon Musk, Michael O’Leary, and Ana Botín

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  • a picture ofEnvironment

    Europe’s antitrust watchdog probes China undercutting its $4 billion wind turbine market, saying: ‘We saw the playbook’ with solar power

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  • a board showing Atos logoFinance

    French IT firm Atos was once a crown jewel valued at $15 billion. Now, it’s drowning in debt, and the government is helping it stay afloat

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