Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • BOXES OF WEGOVY DRUGSLifestyle

    Novo Nordisk faces competition close to home as Danish rival Zealand Pharma’s shares jump 35% on ‘groundbreaking’ weight-loss drug trial results

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  • ryanair ceo Michael O'Leary with his hands up in the airLifestyle

    Ryanair CEO wants Boeing to pay his budget airline compensation after Alaska Airlines incident puts summer travel season under threat

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  • a picture of antoine arnault talkingLifestyle

    LVMH sets its eyes on Hollywood through a new venture led by Bernard Arnault’s eldest son to produce and place its brands in movies and TV

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  • a picture of tufan erginbilgic walkingFinance

    Rolls-Royce’s Tufan Erginbilgiç called the engine-maker a ‘burning platform’ when he took over as CEO. One year later, profits have doubled

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  • a man holding his right arm up in the airFinance

    HSBC CEO Noel Quinn’s pay almost doubles to $13.4 million as company hits record profits—while median employee pay inches up 8%

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  • fisker ceo henrik fisker standing beside a black carFinance

    Tesla rival Fisker could be run off the road after receiving an NYSE notice and safety concerns over some of its cars rolling away

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  • people sitting on benches at a park with a big blue European Central Bank logoFinance

    Why a major Wall Street bank is accused of inventing a fake job title and telling its new ‘head of loan trading’ in Germany never to use it

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  • people clinking beer glassesLifestyle

    It’s more than just Dry January—a ‘moderation movement’ is making winners of brewers in the $22-billion non-alcoholic beer market

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  • people walking on a busy streetRetail

    The U.K. just entered a recession—but a surprise boost from strong retail sales could be the glimmer of hope its economy needed

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  • people browsing phones in a storeSuccess

    Telecom giant Deutsche Telekom’s Hungarian arm ditched its 4-day workweek because the benefits weren’t big enough

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  • an aircraft shown mid flightFinance

    Billionaire brothers behind a British supermarket chain took millions out of their gas station chain so they could repay debt on their private jets

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  • people walking on a busy street in LondonPolitics

    Brexit vote has left U.K.’s economy 5% worse off, Goldman Sachs economists say

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  • people walking outside a PwC officeFinance

    PwC is delaying promotions in its graduate program as client demand slows and the ‘Great Resignation’ ends

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  • Tolga Oncu standing with lights behind himRetail

    IKEA’s price cuts come from a cocktail of automation, low raw material costs and ‘saving for the rainy days’

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  • people seen walking outside a hermes storeRetail

    Hermès looks to raise prices as wealthy shoppers continue splurging on Birkin and Kelly bags, driving sales up 21% last year

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