Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • people cheers-ing to pints of beerLifestyle

    Surge pricing but for drinking—one of the U.K.’s largest pub owners is hiking prices on evenings and weekends

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  • people walking out of a sainsbury's storeRetail

    Britain’s biggest retailers are teaming up to invest $750,000 in a new police project to stop shoplifters amid claims the crime is being ‘decriminalized’

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  • soccer players from juventus team on a fieldLifestyle

    Billionaire family that controls Ferrari denies ‘groundless’ rumors that Italian soccer giants Juventus are up for sale despite mounting losses

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  • a person sitting on the floor with a hand on their forehead, papers and a laptop around themFinance

    British renters will suffer 25% price hikes over the next 4 years as landlords pass on spiraling interest rate costs, broker predicts

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  • cristiano ronaldo standing with his hand upLifestyle

    Saudi Arabia has gone so soccer crazy that it spent $875 million to buy top players—more than any European country except England

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  • Francois-Henri PinaultLifestyle

    Brad Pitt, Reese Witherspoon, and Steven Spielberg’s agents have a new boss as French billionaire buys Hollywood talent powerhouse CAA

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  • three women standing in front of big benLifestyle

    Britain is among the least work-oriented countries in the world—but that may not be enough to explain its flat-lining productivity

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  • a picture of michael o'leary

    ‘Rubbish’: Ryanair CEO slams U.K. air traffic service’s explanation for meltdown that forced him to cancel 370 flights—and lose some $25 million

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  • Portrait of Jacob Aarup-Andersen.Retail

    Carlsberg’s new CEO bought $1.6 million shares in the company just days into the job—it’s his tried-and-tested tactic to boost stock prices

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  • a picture of Queen Victoria's statue outside the Birmingham City Council Town Hall

    Britain’s second biggest city declared itself bankrupt because it can’t afford nearly $1 billion it owes to women it underpaid in the past

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  • a picture of abba band membersLifestyle

    ABBA’s London concerts aren’t making as much as Taylor Swift’s Eras tour—but they’re pulling in $2 million a week without even showing up

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  • a box of wegovy medicationRetail

    Wegovy maker Novo Nordisk leapfrogs LVMH to become Europe’s most valuable company after it takes its ‘miracle’ weight loss drug to the U.K.

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  • people walking on a busy street in ScotlandLifestyle

    Scotland is planning a transition to a 4-day workweek for civil servants and wants the private sector to follow suit

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  • person holding tesco bagsRetail

    Staff at Britain’s biggest grocery chain offered body cameras as abuse by customers climbs: ‘It should not have to be like this’

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  • a picture of ryan reynolds

    Ryan Reynolds shoots obscure British motorcycle company ‘into overdrive’ with Instagram plug—but owner insists the star paid full price and wouldn’t jump the line

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