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Europe reels at Epstein files, sacking top diplomats, politicians, even princes. America shrugs

Professor Rob Ford: “We have a more functional media … a more functional accountability structure, that there is still a degree of shame in politics.”

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Europe reels at Epstein files, sacking top diplomats, politicians, even princes. America shrugs

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McDonald’s received 400 workers complaints, including over harassment and bullying, in the last 4 months—and its U.K. boss calls some ‘truly horrific’

Prices of high-end Rolex and Patek Philippe watches hit a new 2-year low as luxury slump spreads beyond LVMH and Gucci

Avon survived on door-to-door sales for 137 years. Now, it’s opening its first U.K. stores because its customers have given up being at home

Prince Harry will have his day in court, along with Elton John, as snooping suit against British tabloids moves forward

Whoopi Goldberg blames millennials’ work ethic for their money problems, but new research shows they still bear ‘economic scars’ from the Financial Crisis

Scientists have discovered a new benefit to Novo Nordisk’s weight-loss drug Wegovy: It can cut heart-related deaths by 20%, drugmaker reports

Britain’s former PM David Cameron, who quit when he lost the Brexit vote, is back—as foreign minister

British Champagne? The U.K.’s wine industry is an unlikely winner as its European peers reel from extreme weather

‘When I gave up the ‘grown up’ job I questioned whether I’d gone mad’: A stock trader and his wife quit their jobs to set up the U.K.’s biggest Christmas wonderland. This year it’ll earn nearly $30 million

Britney Spears is driving a book-buying renaissance in the U.K.

Are you an office ‘detective’ or ‘road warrior’? The five types of workers, according to Slack—and a couple are more likely than the rest to become the next Bill Gates

Cartier owner Richemont sales disappoint as economic pressures start to pinch even the rich

Europe’s ‘worst airline’ had its best months with record half-year profits over $400 million—but problems for Wizz Air aren’t over just yet

Novo Nordisk faces first real test as Eli Lilly wins approval for a weight loss-aiding drug—and it’s nearly $300 cheaper than Wegovy

Google’s latest move to make Apple open iMessage has powerful precedent

Shell edges out Volkswagen to top the list of companies bringing in the most revenue in Europe

Fortune 500 Europe reveals the continent’s capital for big-money businesses

Germany may be facing its worst slump in recent times, but it’s still the biggest business powerhouse on the Fortune 500 Europe

The construction industry has been a major climate-change offender. This Swiss company’s cement and concrete could help builders get greener

Meta scrambles to stop political advertisers—and those in regulated industries— from using its generative AI tools

The rich are fleeing the climate crisis by scrambling to buy chalets in the Alps

Airbnb took in $4bn in rent in Italy. Now the country’s Finance Police is seizing $835m of it because they allegedly didn’t pay taxes

xAI’s ‘rebellious’ Grok chatbot may amuse Elon Musk and his fans, but it’s a weird way to try to achieve AI safety

Secretive German billionaire twins cut Covid vaccine bet after banking 550% gain

Prince William calls $20 billion poaching trade ‘a battle that can and must be won’ as wildlife population plummets 70% over 50 years

Top German politician warns against adopting a 4-day workweek: ‘Never in history has a society increased its prosperity by working less’

The ‘motherhood penalty’ and its ‘outdated and toxic attitudes’ are driving women out of the workplace

LVMH strikes sunglasses deal targeting entry-level shoppers as luxury spending slows down

Europe’s most valuable drugmaker Novo Nordisk is threatening the EU with a shift to the U.S.

America’s wind execs on Biden’s scrapped offshore dreams: ‘We probably still need to go through the same learning curve that Europe did’

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