Adidas shares up 6% after trimming 2023 loss forecast on strong Yeezy inventory sales
Initial sales of Yeezy stock following the termination of Adidas’ partnership with rapper Ye have led it to cut its loss forecast to €450 million, from €700 million.
TSMC to invest $2.9 billion in advanced chip packaging plant in Taiwan
TSMC, the world’s largest chip maker, plans to invest about $2.87 billion in an advanced chip packaging plant in Taiwan.
Wildfires in Greece burn for days, more tourists expected to fly out
Some 20,000 people had to leave homes and hotels in Rhodes over the weekend.
Ukraine war live updates: Kyiv faces sixth attack this month; Zelenskyy says Ukraine grain export ban ‘unacceptable’
Kyiv faced its sixth air attack this month early Tuesday, city officials said, while grain export issues continue to be controversial within and outside Europe.
What new norm of slower Chinese growth could mean for the global economy
The Chinese economy could be facing a period of lower growth, which may have global ramifications after 45 years of rapid expansion and globalization.
Chinese stocks pop as Beijing vows more measures to boost weak economy
Chinese stocks soared Tuesday morning as Beijing pledged measures to bolster China’s sputtering economy.
She traveled to Japan more than 50 times. Here are 3 life habits she learned from the country
“I became a person that I liked. This country changed my life,” says Cheesie, a 39-year-old blogger from Malaysia.
TikTok takes on Spotify, Apple Music as it expands into music streaming
TikTok launched its music streaming service in Indonesia and Brazil — its second and third-largest markets — and is testing in Australia, Mexico and Singapore.
Europe’s sleeper train network is expanding. Can it go the distance?
Sleeper trains across Europe are making a comeback. The continent is home to some of the world’s most iconic sleeper routes and excitement has been building around the launch of a new service in 2023 by a European start-up.
Australia says nuclear isn’t part of its energy mix. Here’s why
Apart from being extremely expensive, it generates large amounts of waste and is an inflexible energy source, says Australia’s climate minister.
