Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • person's hand holding a syringeHealth

    Inside Bavarian Nordic: The $3.3 billion Danish pharma giant with the world’s only vaccine for mpox

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  • Gondolier in a small canal in Venice, ItalyLifestyle

    Venice is running out of gondoliers because of ‘generational change,’ even as record tourist numbers swarm the city

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  • two people eating South Korea Buldak Instant Ramen noodlesLifestyle

    Denmark brings back the Korean noodles it banned for being ‘too spicy.’ But it still doesn’t allow marmite—and energy drinks for kids could be the next to go

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  • Young Woman sitting with a stack of papers at her deskTech

    AI is becoming indispensable to job seekers as 50% use it to craft their applications—and recruiters are concerned

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  • Diamond jewelry in the window of a store in the Diamond DistrictRetail

    This London-listed diamond miner reported surging sales even as shoppers increasingly turn to lab-grown gems

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  • Pascal Soriot, chief executive officer of AstraZenecaFinance

    Typical FTSE 100 CEO pay hits record high of £4.2 million—but U.S. peers still earn 3 times as much

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  • multiple cyclists on a trackFeatures

    What does it take to host a successful Olympics? 3 key takeaways from Paris

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  • Young woman drinking a can of Coca-ColaFinance

    Coca-Cola is going reverse Yankee by selling €1 billion of Euro debt to cover a potential tax charge

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  • elon musk speaking on stagePolitics

    Elon Musk’s backing of Donald Trump is hurting Tesla’s struggling EV business in Europe

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  • A worker arranges salmon filets as they pass along a conveyor belt at Salmar ASA’s InnovaMar harvesting and processing facility on the island of Froya, Norway, on Monday, Sept. 8, 2014. Norway, the biggest salmon producer, will allow fish farmers to hold more stock and delay harvesting to limit the impact of a Russian import ban shutting out close to 10 percent of the Nordic country’s salmon output. Photographer: Kristian Helgesen/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesEnvironment

    While southern Europe sweats, a tough winter in Norway is threatening its key export: Salmon

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  • a suited man standing in front of an aircraft in a tarmacFinance

    Rolls-Royce employees to benefit from stunning turnaround as it hands out nearly £30 million in company shares

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  • a person seen breakdancingFeatures

    Breaking took decades to make it from New York’s streets to the Paris Olympics. Despite a big sporting debut, its future still hangs in the balance

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  • Fans of Team United States cheer and hold signs at the Paris OlympicsLifestyle

    Sports and music tourism will double in size to about $1.5 trillion by 2032, report finds

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  • crowds of people with the Eiffel Tower at the backLifestyle

    The European Commission is banning staff from nabbing free tickets for the Olympics, Euros, and Eurovision as they could undermine ‘ethical behavior’

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  • a person looking down at their phone with screens at the backLifestyle

    ‘Holiday poverty’ is a very real problem for 40 million Europeans—and Ireland, France, and Italy are leading the pack

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