Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • people standing in a line on a pavementRetail

    Yeezy still weighs heavy on Adidas as the sportswear company faces its first loss in 30 years—but 2024 could finally offer some respite

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  • Several rows of vinyl records in a store and a person looking through themRetail

    Vinyl records are making their comeback as one of Britain’s inflation metrics for the first time in 30 years—and of course, you can thank Taylor Swift

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  • person carrying lego bag in their hand at a crossingRetail

    Inflation has battered the toy market—but defiant Lego saw sales climb 4% in 2023: ‘We continue to grow’

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  • A group of people working for Lufthansa standing holding red flags in protest of LufthansaLifestyle

    Lufthansa hits turbulence: New cabin crew strike adds to woes of Germany’s flag carrier as ground staff walkout hits profits

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  • a picture of kate middleton smiling with crowds around herLifestyle

    Kate Middleton’s Mother’s Day photo was meant to combat conspiracies. But the ‘attention economy’ is fueling more rumors than ever

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  • tube of wegovy injectionsLifestyle

    Novo Nordisk eclipses Tesla on positive trial results for a weight loss drug that may be more powerful than its own Wegovy

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  • a group of womenSuccess

    The best is yet to come: These women are leading Europe’s biggest companies, proving success has no limits

    By Prarthana Prakash and Aslesha Mehta
  • taylor swift singing on a stage with side dancersLifestyle

    Taylor Swift ‘superfan advisor’ is a job now at one of the world’s biggest museums

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  • two men sitting on the stands of a tennis matchLifestyle

    Rupert Murdoch cuts the cord on his U.K. Fox News–esque channel, TalkTV, as it fails to click with audiences

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  • People browsing through a cosmetics storeRetail

    LVMH-owned Sephora is riding the ‘lipstick effect’ wave as it eyes more growth amid continuing economic downturn

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  • Thomas Ingenlath, chief executive officer of Polestar Automotive Holding Plc, speaks at the FT Future of the Car Summit in London, UK, on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. The summit of automakers runs until Thursday, May 11. Photographer: Carlos Jasso/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesTech

    Polestar CEO says rivals like Mercedes, Ford, and Aston Martin that are delaying EV production to wait for consumers to catch up are falling into ‘an incredible trap’

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  • a picture of luxury bagsRetail

    The Gen Z and millennial rebellion against full-price luxury is hurting Burberry and Kering, but propping up secondhand marketplaces

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  • person holding bud light bottlesRetail

    Bud Light beer boycott may now have a price tag, as AB InBev notches a $1.4B drop in U.S. sales following transgender influencer row

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  • taylor swift performingLifestyle

    Universal Music Group and TikTok went to war over the use of music—now, their deadlock is getting worse, and artists and creators are taking a hit

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  • person at their desk with a laptop in front of them looking worriedSuccess

    The rise of the freelancer: Gen Z are turning their backs on secure jobs as layoffs and AI scare them away from the traditional 9-to-5

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