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The millennial generation is split in 2: an older crowd with boomer-style comfort, a younger set going 'back to the early 1900s'

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Trump pulls back after Iran crosses his red line as U.S. military breaks two-week streak of airstrikes amid talks for potential Hormuz deal

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'The demographic dividend of the last 40 years is ending': J.P. Morgan says the world is running out of the two things that kept interest rates down

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WPP’s sweeping restructure could save £500 million—the bigger challenge might be winning over workers

WPP’s sweeping restructure could save £500 million—the bigger challenge might be winning over workers

The advertising giant is simplifying its structure as it aims to arrest its decline. Chief people officer Marie-Claire Barker says the harder task is rebuilding trust, changing leadership behavior, and creating a unified culture across its 90,000 employees.

By Sam BirchallJuly 24, 2026

All hail London—whatever the U.K.’s new Prime Minister says

All hail London—whatever the U.K.’s new Prime Minister says

By Kamal AhmedJuly 23, 2026

Thijn Lamers is Co-Founder and President, Noah.

Europe does not need more ambition. It needs to stop hiding it

By Thijn LamersJuly 23, 2026

Volvo car CEO pushes back on Navarro’s ‘Pirate’ China comments

Volvo car CEO pushes back on Navarro’s ‘Pirate’ China comments

By Rafaela Lindeberg and BloombergJuly 20, 2026

Nestlé KitKat Original chocolate bars

How Nestlé turned a chocolate heist into a masterclass in brand building

By Sam BirchallJuly 20, 2026

The U.K. is getting a new prime minister, but bond investors are really in charge and ‘hyper-reactive,’ Wall Street veteran says

The U.K. is getting a new prime minister, but bond investors are really in charge and ‘hyper-reactive,’ Wall Street veteran says

By Jason MaJuly 19, 2026

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France deploys giant military cargo plane to dump tons of flame retardants as European wildfires displace more than 250,000

France deploys giant military cargo plane to dump tons of flame retardants as European wildfires displace more than 250,000

By Mark Carlson, Emma Da Silva, John Leicester and The Associated PressJuly 25, 2026

Intern arrested in Belgium on suspicion of spying inside NATO military headquarters and ‘being a member of a criminal organization’

Intern arrested in Belgium on suspicion of spying inside NATO military headquarters and ‘being a member of a criminal organization’

By Sam McNeil and The Associated PressJuly 25, 2026

Let’s get ready to rumble: The next Fed meeting will be a ‘family feud’ — and that’s exactly what Chairman Kevin Warsh wants

Let’s get ready to rumble: The next Fed meeting will be a ‘family feud’ — and that’s exactly what Chairman Kevin Warsh wants

By Jason MaJuly 25, 2026

The ‘Trump Trade’ is turning into a loser in the stock market

The ‘Trump Trade’ is turning into a loser in the stock market

By Geoffrey Morgan, Joel Leon and BloombergJuly 25, 2026

Samsung wins $200 billion order to supply chips to Broadcom

Samsung wins $200 billion order to supply chips to Broadcom

By Hooyeon Kim and BloombergJuly 25, 2026

SK chair says Anthropic asked for supplies to make its own chips

SK chair says Anthropic asked for supplies to make its own chips

By Ian King and BloombergJuly 25, 2026

Trump pulls back after Iran crosses his red line as U.S. military breaks two-week streak of airstrikes amid talks for potential Hormuz deal

Trump pulls back after Iran crosses his red line as U.S. military breaks two-week streak of airstrikes amid talks for potential Hormuz deal

By Jason MaJuly 25, 2026

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang denies the chip boom will go bust soon and actually utters the infamous phrase ‘this time is different’

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang denies the chip boom will go bust soon and actually utters the infamous phrase ‘this time is different’

By Jason MaJuly 25, 2026

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Uma Thurman and Christian Angermayer attend the 2024 Time100 Gala at Jazz at Lincoln Center on April 25, 2024 in New York City.

The German billionaire behind the ‘Olympics on steroids’ is a dinosaur egg-collecting film producer who takes mushroom trips twice a year

By Ryan HoggJuly 13, 2024

Venture capital could be NATO’s ultimate weapon. Here’s why

Venture capital could be NATO’s ultimate weapon. Here’s why

By Klaus Hommels and Fiona MurrayJuly 12, 2024

Bunker St Pauli

A former Nazi bunker in Hamburg just relaunched as a hip new attraction with restaurants and a hotel after a €100 million revamp

By Prarthana PrakashJuly 12, 2024

Delta is losing $100 million because tourists don’t want to go to the Paris Olympics

Delta is losing $100 million because tourists don’t want to go to the Paris Olympics

By Orianna Rosa RoyleJuly 12, 2024

Yazmin Oukhellou (R) reality personality arrives at Westminster Magistrates Court in London, UK, on Thursday, June 13, 2024.

Love Island stars prove they’re all about the content and not the crime as they plead not guilty to FX allegations

By Katharine Gemmell and BloombergJuly 12, 2024

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

Amazon trails behind in latest U.K. compliance test and is threatened with investigation over poor supplier treatment

By Kimberley Mannion and BloombergJuly 12, 2024

Family toasting with a white wine outdoors on the beach restaurant.

Is this the end of summer Fridays? PwC hits the brakes as growth slows and salaries get squeezed

By Ryan HoggJuly 12, 2024

Victory could allow Starmer to build up an early feel-good narrative that will help in what is expected to be a brief honeymoon period given the scale of problems Starmer has inherited.

England’s men’s football win could boost the new prime minister

By Joe Mayes and BloombergJuly 12, 2024

In this aerial picture beachgoers cool off in the Adriatic sea in Durres, western Albania, on July 10, 2024. (Photo by ADNAN BECI / AFP) (Photo by ADNAN BECI/AFP via Getty Images)

Tourists will spend a record €800 billion in Europe this summer

By Lebawit Lily Girma and BloombergJuly 11, 2024

people seen biking in Copenhagen

Copenhagen wants to reward tourists who make a ‘positive change’ by cycling or cleaning up the city as tourism faces a shake-up across Europe

By Prarthana PrakashJuly 11, 2024

Naviglio Grande canal in Milan city, Italy, a popular tourist area, on dramatic sunset

The U.K. has ‘far more millionaires than it deserves’ and will watch 500,000 flee to the likes of Italy and Spain by 2028, UBS says

By Ryan HoggJuly 11, 2024

Looking up through a street level sculpture amidst the giant glass architectural towers including the Leadenhall building on the left and 22 Bishopsgate on the right at night in the City of London on 14th November 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The City of London is a city, ceremonial county and local government district that contains the primary central business district CBD of London. The City of London is widely referred to simply as the City is also colloquially known as the Square Mile. Over the last decade or so the architecture of the City has grown upwards with skyscrapers filling the now cluttered skyline, and increasing its scale upwards with glass towers. (photo by Mike Kemp/In Pictures via Getty Images)

U.K. faces highest level of financial distress in Europe with corporate deleveraging at its peak since 2008

By Libby Cherry and BloombergJuly 11, 2024

Swiss watch designer and manufacturer Rolex.

After a surge in pandemic profits, Rolex, Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet face a significant downturn as sales slip—extending a two-year decline

By Andy Hoffman and BloombergJuly 11, 2024

Nestle's CEO Ulf Mark Schneider looks on during a general shareholders meeting of Swiss food giant Nestle in Ecublens, near Lausanne, on April 18, 2024. (Photo by Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP) (Photo by FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP via Getty Images)

Swiss giant Nestle has rolled back recycling targets and the difference amounts to the weight of 30 Eiffel Towers

By Dasha Afanasieva and BloombergJuly 11, 2024

GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan is revolutionizing crowdfunding with a conscience, securing over $30 billion for ‘good causes’ since 2010

GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan is revolutionizing crowdfunding with a conscience, securing over $30 billion for ‘good causes’ since 2010

By Peter VanhamJuly 11, 2024

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Deutsche Bank and HSBC are winning Europe’s AI talent war as the U.K. strikes back against the U.S.

By Ryan HoggJuly 11, 2024

Hannah Seal

The European VC wunderkind behind Mistral, Revolut and Slack just raised $2.3 billion and predicts the AI revolution is only in ‘the earliest innings’

By Prarthana PrakashJuly 10, 2024

Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), gives a press conference after the Governing Council meeting.

‘Power games’ at the European Central Bank have plunged its staff into a mental health crisis, with nearly 40% facing burnout

By Ryan HoggJuly 10, 2024

Baby boty sitting in a shopping cart with groceries.

Hold on to your Pampers: Diaper and tampon shortages predicted this summer as new European law threatens the $3.5 billion supply chain

By John Ainger, Agnieszka de Sousa and BloombergJuly 10, 2024

HOUSTON, TX - JULY 3: The Russian supertanker Astro Lupus waits to unload its cargo of the first direct shipment of Russian crude oil to the United States 03 July 2002 in the Gulf of Mexico 50 miles from Houston, Texas. Russia is the world's second largest oil exporter. (Photo credit should read POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

Dozens of Russian oil tankers drift empty and idle across the world’s oceans, stranded by European sanctions

By Eleanor Thornber, Julian Lee and BloombergJuly 10, 2024

The Temple of Concordia in the Valley of the Temples, Sicily.

Sicily’s summer drought is so acute this year that it’s drying up lakes and forcing cities to turn away tourists because they don’t have enough water

By Prarthana PrakashJuly 10, 2024

Heads of state pose for a group photo during the NATO 75th anniversary celebratory event at the Andrew Mellon Auditorium on July 9, 2024 in Washington, DC.

NATO is paying European TikTokers and Instagramers to help it try and remain relevant with Gen Z

By Laura Dhillon Kane and BloombergJuly 10, 2024

London symbols with BIG BEN and red Phone Booths in England, UK.

Wages in the U.K. are growing twice as fast as Europe and the U.S. thanks to one simple policy

By Ryan HoggJuly 9, 2024

Demonstrators put symbolic cordon on a bar-restaurant window during a protest against mass tourism on Barcelona's Las Ramblas alley, on July 6, 2024.

Barcelona residents squirt tourists with water guns — ‘Go home!’

By Eva RoytburgJuly 9, 2024

Microsoft ad-tech subsidiary is breaking EU law—and not doing right by advertisers, privacy activists claim

By David MeyerJuly 9, 2024

France's President Emmanuel Macron Among Key Speakers at The Paris Peace Forum

European Union freezes Georgia’s accession plans and €30 million in aid due to its controversial ‘Russian law’

By Sophiko Megrelidze, Lorne Cook and The Associated PressJuly 9, 2024

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Dyson to axe a third of its U.K. workforce as CEO Hanno Kirner warns the vacuum giant needs to be ‘prepared for the future’

By Yazhou Sun and BloombergJuly 9, 2024

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Millennial director quit her job in Monaco to launch a second-hand store with her mom—now she sells designer bags and bling at $3,200 a pop and treats her husband to Audemars Piguet

By Orianna Rosa RoyleJuly 9, 2024

Terry Smith of Fundsmith sits on a table in a skyscraper verlooking the Gherkin in London.

The man dubbed ‘Britain’s Warren Buffett’ blames falling vet visits—not his refusal to back Nvidia—for poor performance of U.K.’s biggest fund

By Ryan HoggJuly 9, 2024

crowds of people standing near the Parthenon

Mayor of Athens says tourism in Greece isn’t ‘viable’ anymore as each visitor only adds €0.40 to the economy

By Prarthana PrakashJuly 9, 2024

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