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Photo of slabs of lab-grown foie gras from French startup Gourmey being pan-fried.
Tech

French startup promises cruelty-free foie gras, grown in a lab

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July 14, 2021
From free meatballs to forced jabs: How countries are pushing COVID shots as the vaccination curve flattens
Health

From free meatballs to forced jabs: How countries are pushing COVID shots as the vaccination curve flattens

By Katherine Dunn, David Meyer, Sophie Mellor and Ian Mount
July 14, 2021
Google hit with $593 million antitrust fine in war over fees for news publishers
Tech

Google hit with $593 million antitrust fine in war over fees for news publishers

By Gaspard Sebag and Bloomberg
July 13, 2021
The kids are (not) alright: Europe sounds the alarm as Delta variant soars among teens and 20-somethings
Health

The kids are (not) alright: Europe sounds the alarm as Delta variant soars among teens and 20-somethings

By Ian Mount, Bernhard Warner and Katherine Dunn
July 8, 2021
Zara and Uniqlo owners face investigation over profiting from alleged Uyghur forced labor in China
Retail

Zara and Uniqlo owners face investigation over profiting from alleged Uyghur forced labor in China

By Angelina Rascouet, Geraldine Amiel and Bloomberg
July 2, 2021
Operation Overtake: How Europe surpassed the U.S. in its COVID vaccination push
Health

Operation Overtake: How Europe surpassed the U.S. in its COVID vaccination push

By Ian Mount, Vivienne Walt, David Meyer and Bernhard Warner
July 1, 2021
Delta variant fears batter European travel just as the summer seemed safe
International

Delta variant fears batter European travel just as the summer seemed safe

By Ian Mount, David Meyer and Vivienne Walt
June 29, 2021
EU to welcome more foreign travelers, and this time Americans make the cut
International

EU to welcome more foreign travelers, and this time Americans make the cut

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan Hetzner
June 16, 2021
From Bordeaux wine to jamón and Parmesan—what the EU-U.S. tariffs truce means for consumers
International

From Bordeaux wine to jamón and Parmesan—what the EU-U.S. tariffs truce means for consumers

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June 16, 2021
With an empire of handbags and cognac, Bernard Arnault elbows past tech titan Jeff Bezos to top world’s richest list
Leadership

With an empire of handbags and cognac, Bernard Arnault elbows past tech titan Jeff Bezos to top world’s richest list

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June 15, 2021
Sanderson Le Creuset
International

‘A love affair with Le Creuset’: How a staple of the French kitchen turned into a global hit

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June 6, 2021
PARIS, FRANCE - MAY 19: A waiter serves customers on the terrace at Bar du Marche in Paris' 6th Arrondissement as cafes and restaurants across France re-open for the first time in over 6 months on May 19, 2021 in Paris, France. France is taking steps to ease the lockdown measures allowing cafe and restaurant terraces to open to 50% capacity, rolling back the nightly curfew to 9pm and reopening non-essential shops and cultural venues. France is currently reporting a seven-day average of around 14,000 new Covid-19 cases.
International

France opens borders to vaccinated Americans in time for summer travel

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June 4, 2021
Katherine Tai, U.S. trade representative, listens during a Senate Finance Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, May 12, 2021.
Tech

U.S. loads and aims tariff pistol at U.K., India, and others over taxes on Big Tech

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June 3, 2021
Carlos Ghosn tries one more risky gamble to save his reputation
International

Carlos Ghosn tries one more risky gamble to save his reputation

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May 26, 2021
Europe moves closer to adopting COVID vaccine passports. Here’s who would qualify

Europe moves closer to adopting COVID vaccine passports. Here’s who would qualify

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan Hetzner
May 21, 2021

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