Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • alex kendallTech

    British Microsoft-backed self-driving startup Wayve raises $1 billion, clocking new high in Europe-based AI funding deal

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  • people walking down a street in BirminghamLifestyle

    Europe’s largest local authority went bankrupt over equal-pay claims worth nearly $1 billion. Turns out, it may not bleed too much money after all

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  • Marc Puig talking on stageRetail

    Puig is poised for a $15 billion IPO—but CEO Marc Puig has a ‘self-disempowerment’ plan to stop his family from controlling the Spanish beauty empire

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  • People walking on a streetFinance

    Europe’s sliding foreign investments are a ‘wake-up call,’ EY expert says

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  • a cruise in the oceanLifestyle

    Meet the Norwegian-owned cruise challenger to Carnival and Royal Caribbean that just raised $1.54 billion

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  • Borje Ekholm speaking on a stageFinance

    The CEO of one of Sweden’s biggest companies thinks regulation is decimating Europe’s competitiveness and will leave ‘no industry left’

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  • people shopping at Ikea storeRetail

    Exclusive: Ikea is rolling out its third round of price cuts in a year across thousands of products as it eases shoppers’ inflation pain

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  • a Dior showroom buildingFinance

    LVMH’s new path to people’s hearts (and pockets) is through sprawling real estate empires in New York, Paris, and Miami

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  • Ryanair ceo Michael O'Leary sitting by a tableSuccess

    Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary, who is up for a $108 million bonus, doesn’t see high CEO pay as a problem: ‘Footballers are getting half a million a week’

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  • person standing at an empty storeFinance

    The number of U.K.-listed companies issuing profit warnings is higher than during the Global Financial Crisis, new report finds

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  • a woman seated on stageTech

    In the latest blow for the London Stock Exchange, U.S. private equity firm Thoma Bravo snaps up British cybersecurity star Darktrace for $5 billion

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  • an airport terminal with screens showing flight statusFinance

    How aviation is plowing ahead, ready for takeoff in summer 2024—despite Boeing headwinds

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  • people walking on a busy street outside a Sephora storeLifestyle

    Unilever and LVMH have one common bright spot—people love spending on beauty, and it’s outshining their other products

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  • giovanni ferrero smilingLifestyle

    Chocolate prices have exploded—as has the wealth of Mars and Ferrero family empires, outsizing two of the world’s top cocoa-producing countries

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  • elon musk stands in front of a white car on a stageFinance

    Tesla may have found itself a life jacket—but its rocky ride following job and price cuts across Europe isn’t over yet

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