Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • Crates of Heineken bottlesRetail

    Beer drinkers did not appreciate Heineken trying to pass higher costs onto them—and it has had a sobering effect on profits

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  • nigel farage sittingFinance

    Profits surge at crisis-hit NatWest bank engulfed in scandal over Donald Trump ally Nigel Farage

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  • A picture of a smaller smartphone screen saying "Bard" against a bigger screen saying "Google"Tech

    Google U.K. boss says you can’t trust its chatbot Bard for accurate information

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  • A truck driver stands by the gas container of his truck at a Shell gas station

    Oil companies that made a killing last year after energy prices surged are now facing a reckoning. Some have taken more than a 50% hit

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  • A box of fried chickenLifestyle

    British Airways forced to serve passengers KFC after problem with in-flight meal service

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  • A person carrying a box of random items up a flight of stairs

    Millennials gain a 10-year jump with cash from the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’—boosting property ladder climb and financial muscle

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  • three people by a table, one of them looking angry at the anotherSuccess

    The professor who wrote the book on ‘jerks at work’ is sounding the alarm on a new office scourge: Too much niceness

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  • A picture of Linda Yaccarino (left) and Mark Zuckerberg (right)Tech

    Mark Zuckerberg and Linda Yaccarino are in a war of words over the Twitter/Threads death match—and Elon just weighed in

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  • A picture of elon musk smilingFinance

    Nobel laureate Paul Krugman dismisses Elon Musk’s economic predictions, calling them conspiracy theories by a ‘recession truther’

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  • Some cast and crew members of the Barbie movie

    The Barbie franchise is trying hard to represent different ethnicities—but that may have prompted a movie ban in Vietnam

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  • A group of three graduate women posing for a photo

    China’s Gen Z graduates fear they have ‘blank paper’ diplomas as youth unemployment hits a 20% and the economy chokes on anemic growth

    By Prarthana Prakash and Nicholas Gordon
  • a woman working on her laptop and sitting in a parkLifestyle

    Canada wants to become the next hub for digital nomads who work in tech as more U.S. companies require workers to return to the office

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  • A group of people working at a co-working spaceSuccess

    Gen Zers had no desire to work in finance before the economy started tanking. But they’ve since changed their minds for stability and higher pay

    By Prarthana Prakash and Chloe Berger
  • bird's eye view of a big water treatment facilityEnvironment

    The biggest water company in the U.K. is also polluting its rivers. Now, it desperately needs a government rescue to turn things around

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  • A person standing with his laptop looking stressedSuccess

    Employees are feeling a lot of negative emotions at work, but C-suite execs and managers have no idea because they’re struggling too

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