Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 07: (L-R) Paris Hilton, Jasmine Tookes, Romee Strijd, Elsa Hosk, and Josephine Skriver attend boohoo x All That Glitters Launch Party on November 07, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Dana Pleasant/Getty Images for boohoo.com)Retail

    Loss-making U.K. retailer Boohoo wants to reward its top team with millions in bonuses—and its shareholders aren’t happy

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  • Michael O’Leary, chief executive officer of Ryanair Holdings Plc, during a news conference in London, UK, on Wednesday, April 24, 2024. O’Leary said Boeing Co. management needs to focus on continuity as it seeks to stabilise the business, and that the new head of the commercial aircraft unit has made a promising start. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesRetail

    Ryanair’s shares are up 14% since 2020, while low-cost rival EasyJet’s are down 72%—what is CEO Michael O’Leary getting right?

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  • taylor swift performingLifestyle

    Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour could boost Europe’s economy more than America’s, experts predict

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  • a deepfake image seen on a laptop screenTech

    A deepfake ‘CFO’ tricked the British design firm behind the Sydney Opera House in $25 million scam

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  • julia hoggett talkingFinance

    London Stock Exchange listings have dropped 25% in 10 years, but its CEO says the U.K. is still ‘punching above its weight’

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  • person standing outside an On storeRetail

    The running market is hot—and it’s driving up sales of Roger Federer-backed On shoes

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  • people standing at a railway station looking up at screensLifestyle

    High air ticket prices aren’t deterring European travelers, as TUI narrows losses ahead of London delisting

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  • person standing next to a drill machineFinance

    Mining giant Anglo American hopes selling De Beers will fend off takeover bids after BHP’s $43 billion offer—but it might do the opposite

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  • a picture of Carsten SpohrFinance

    Lufthansa CEO calls Boeing aircraft delays ‘extremely annoying’ following its recent safety crisis—but he’s banking on things getting better

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  • people walking outside La Defense area in ParisFinance

    France bags $16 billion investment boost from Microsoft, Pfizer and others as Macron goes on FDI charm offensive

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  • cars lined up in a cazoo showroomFinance

    British used car startup Cazoo was once worth $7 billion. It’s since lost nearly 100% of its value and is flirting with bankruptcy—what went wrong?

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  • wild boars on a street in ItalyEnvironment

    Italy is sending soldiers to stop wild boars menacing its $8.8 billion prosciutto and sausage industry

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  • nicolai tangen sitting by a window sillLifestyle

    Norwegian wealth fund CEO converts a century-old grain silo into a $46 million art display to promote tourism in his hometown

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  • Lorenzo Bertelli with his hand showing a thumbs up in the airRetail

    Heir to Prada’s billionaire owning family signals openness to acquisitions as luxury dynasties look to the future

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  • 3 people holding their phonesLifestyle

    Is money the secret to getting Gen Z talking? The U.K.’s national data crunchers reveal their latest tricks for finding out what makes them tick

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