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Luxury hubs in Europe will see a slow return of tourism
Attracting high-spending tourists from Asia and the US will be a difficult task for European destinations this summer, despite borders...
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Jul 14, 20202 min read


Beauty ideals were built on racist stereotypes. What now?
Beauty brands are facing growing pressure to address the racism built into their products targeted at consumers who live outside the US,...
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Jul 14, 20201 min read


Websites used to be secondary to stores. That dynamic is shifting
Investing in online is now no longer a choice for fashion. At a time when most stores have been closed to traditional shoppers,...
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Jul 14, 20202 min read


The United Nations of Uniqlo.Can a Japanese label famous for its simplicity take over the fashion?
In 1998 a provincial Japanese clothing company known for flogging imported brands like Nike and Adidas opened its first shop in an...
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Jul 13, 20201 min read


Touchless: How the world's busiest airport envisions post-COVID travel
“Whatever the new normal (...) it’s going to be more and more around self-service,” Sean Donohue, chief executive of Dallas-Forth Worth...
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Jul 13, 20201 min read


UK plans to create 'freeports,' cut taxes - Sunday Telegraph
LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Rishi Sunak is preparing to introduce sweeping tax cuts and an overhaul of planning laws in...
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Jul 13, 20201 min read


This chart shows which countries have the highest and lowest job satisfaction
According to the latest Randstad Workmonitor, Indians are the most satisfied at work while Japanese are the least satisfied out of 34...
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Jul 10, 20201 min read


Explainer: What 1.1 million foreign students contribute to the U.S. economy
(Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Monday that foreign university students will have to leave the country if their classes are...
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Jul 9, 20201 min read


COVID-19: What are the biggest risks to society in the next 18 months?
As the world continues to grapple with the effects of COVID-19, no part of society seems to be left unscathed. Fears are surmounting...
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Jul 8, 20201 min read


Remittances could fall by $100 billion because of COVID-19 – here’s why that matters
The scale of remittances is vast. But it’s under threat. The money sent home by around one billion workers overseas or internally to...
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Jul 7, 20201 min read
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