Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • a collage of 3 leadersLeadership

    Why international experience is the secret to becoming a CEO on the Fortune 500 Europe

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  • wael sawan speaking into a microphoneFeatures

    Shell slips from the Fortune 500 Europe list’s top spot, lending its crown to troubled Volkswagen

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  • a row of beach beds lying right near a water bodyLifestyle

    European overtourism anger spreads to Greece as protests loom over higher pay demands

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  • Wolfgang Ischinger speaking at a conference.Tech

    Europe’s tech lag is the ‘single biggest long-term challenge’ for EU security, top German diplomat warns

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  • person holding louis vuitton bagRetail

    LVMH earnings were a bloodbath. But its CFO is convinced becoming more affordable isn’t the answer

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  • people walking outside a nespresso storeRetail

    Nestlé cuts sales outlook in a ‘very painful reset’ and overhauls top leadership

    By Prarthana Prakash and AFP
  • PERSON MAKING A CARD PAYMENTTech

    Exclusive: Cofounder of $50 billion European fintech giant Adyen raises funding for an employee-owned payments company

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  • bernard arnaultSuccess

    Bernard Arnault’s email address was accidentally leaked by the U.K. government on the eve of its make-or-break investment summit

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  • passengers boarding a Ryanair flightLifestyle

    Ryanair is retaliating against Germany’s tax hikes by slashing routes and cutting 1.8 million seats

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  • woman looking worriedSuccess

    Britain’s workforce faces the crisis of its life as productivity has fallen to Victorian-era lows and youth worklessness spikes

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  • people walking in and out of an Ikea storeRetail

    Ikea’s revenue hit as it spent €2 billion slashing prices. Here’s how it plans to lure more customers to its furniture and meatballs

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  • A line judge calls out during the Men's Singles Quarter FinalTech

    Wimbledon will evict line judges from its tennis matches after 147 years—and turn to AI instead

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  • bernard ArnaultSuccess

    Bernard Arnault loses $13 billion in a single day as China’s uncertain recovery undermines billionaire’s wealth

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  • people walking past an M&M storeFinance

    The U.K. arm of M&M’s and Snickers‘ parent company grew profits by almost 100% last year, cementing the reign of snacks in a cost-conscious market

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  • passengers getting off an airplaneSuccess

    A London airport built to serve corporate jet-setters is having an identity crisis as WFH slashes business travel

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