Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • person sitting on a work desk with laptop and stationerySuccess

    U.K. employees now have the right to request flexible work from day one—but employers may have to bear the brunt of the new measures, experts say

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  • person talking on a microphoneFinance

    Shell could abandon London for a New York listing as it considers ‘all options’—and if it does, the FTSE 100 could lose its biggest player

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  • person standing in a suitPolitics

    As Germany faces the rise of right-wing AfD party advocating for ‘Dexit,’ Chancellor Olaf Scholz cautions against EU enlargement without reform

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  • a big airplane against China's flagFeatures

    Airbus and Boeing clearly dominate commercial aircraft—but the future could look different if China’s COMAC emerges a dark horse

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  • a store shown on a roadRetail

    A German law protecting Sundays is forcing a supermarket chain to close even its robotic shops. But experts aren’t sure that’s sustainable

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  • a man standing with his hands joinedSuccess

    Gucci owner Kering’s Gen Z heir claims his grandfather François Pinault’s seat on Christie’s board in major succession move

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  • shelves of Pepsi displayedRetail

    French supermarket Carrefour ends its spat with PepsiCo over inflation after it slapped warnings of ‘unacceptable’ price increases on its products

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  • person sitting at a desk with his name placard and a white mugFinance

    Former Starbucks chief Howard Schultz buys a stake in Dutch ethical chocolatier Tony’s Chocolonely as its rapid U.S. expansion continues

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  • man sitting on a chair speakingConferences

    Schneider Electric head says the future of energy ‘is in a deadlock’—but demand for clean electricity will show the way

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  • Ben Greensmith<br /> Courtesy of Tony&#8217;s ChocolonelyFeatures

    Tony’s Chocolonely is one of the world’s fastest growing chocolatiers. But its boss says selling chocolate isn’t the main goal—shaking up the entire cocoa industry is

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  • bikers on a race trackLifestyle

    F1 owner Liberty Media is eyeing a $4.32 bn deal to buy up motorcycle racing series MotoGP. But it could face a big speed bump—competition watchdogs

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  • person talkingFinance

    Sergio Ermotti came to the rescue when UBS snapped up Credit Suisse. One year later, he’s now Europe’s best-paid bank CEO

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  • a row of shirts lined in a storeRetail

    U.K.’s competition watchdog takes aim at fashion retailers ASOS, Boohoo and Asda in greenwashing clampdown

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  • people walking outside a NatWest bank branchFinance

    NatWest trims the executive fat days after U.K. offloads its controlling stake in bloated bank that’s now cutting down on ‘unnecessary complexity’

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  • a man seen standing behind a black carTech

    Where Fisker went wrong: Once seen as a strong EV challenger, the automaker has now been delisted and is on the brink of bankruptcy

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