Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

Page 30 of 54

  • a picture showing a busy street in the city of LondonFinance

    Britain’s snail-pace growth has set U.K. households back by $10,500 as peers in France and Germany pull away

    By
  • a picture of chris pissaridesTech

    Nobel Prize-winning economist who said ChatGPT would result in a four-day workweek says the past 12 months have only further convinced him he’s right

    By
  • kids playing with a number of different lego bricksFinance

    Lego founder’s great-granddaughter ups her siblings’ stakes in the iconic toymaker as she sells $930M worth of shares

    By
  • a bird's eye view of Nottingham cityFinance

    Major British city declares bankruptcy as inflation and growing social care costs blow a $29 million hole in its budget

    By
  • people sitting in a well lit room on white stairsFinance

    Blackstone plans to double down on its Europe real estate investments—but in London, it already has an upper hand as WeWork locations fall

    By
  • crowds scattered in a room against Volkswagen logoRetail

    Volkswagen invested billions in EVs following Dieselgate scandal—now, its brand is ‘no longer competitive’: ‘Other manufacturers would close plants in such a situation’

    By
  • Lars Fruergaard Jorgensen holding a microphone in one hand and paper flashcards in the other handHealth

    Wegovy maker Novo Nordisk could make prices flexible—without cutting them—to persuade more health systems to cover the weight-loss drugs

    By
  • people walking outside a Barclays Bank branchFinance

    Barclays Bank is reportedly axing up to 2,000 jobs as part of a $1.25 billion cost-cutting plan

    By
  • woman smiling and waving at her monitorSuccess

    AI should make the 4-day work week possible for millions of workers. The question is whether they’ll use the free time for leisure—or more work

    By
  • People waiting outside a clinic with masks onHealth

    Peter Thiel–cofounded Palantir will overhaul the U.K.’s public health service in a deal worth up to $413M—and people are worried

    By
  • People outside a Marks & Spencer storeRetail

    Self-checkout counters encourage shoplifting among middle-class Brits, Marks & Spencer chairman says

    By
  • person walking down a supermarket aisle of olive oil shelvesRetail

    Shoplifting has become such a pain in Spain that supermarkets are locking up their olive oil supplies—and it’s working

    By
  • michael matheson in a suit with police officers in the backgroundFinance

    Scottish lawmaker under pressure to resign after admitting his children racked up $13,700 roaming charges on his work iPad—and left taxpayers with the bill

    By
  • Black Friday deals line the aisles as shoppers look for bargainsRetail

    Black Friday discounts emerge as a crucial avenue for consumers to stretch their budgets—but analysts are split on whether 2023 will bring booming sales

    By Prarthana Prakash and Ryan Hogg
  • person walking outside a burberry storefrontRetail

    Burberry joins LVMH and Gucci in the luxury slump as brand says it may miss its revenue target for the year

    By