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Shares in Europe’s biggest luxury firms trade at the cheapest levels in more than a decade, with results from Hermès International and LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton dashing hopes that an industry slump will end anytime soon.
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Doctors warned Ozzy Osbourne not to perform final concert just 17 days before his death, son Jack reveals
The “City of a Hundred Spires” is becoming a city of cranes.
John Healey's UK budget doesn't need to rewrite the rules. But there are three things he must do to succeed, writes @mihirssharma (via @opinion)
Canada's Carney speaks during his trip to Turkey
China's Chery expects overseas-manufactured vehicles to top 50% of exports, exec says
For those who die crossing borders, being found doesn’t always mean being identified. Their families can spend years searching for answers.
Powerful earthquake in China collapses hundreds of homes, kills at least 16 people
China was long seen as a producer of cheap goods. High-end consumer products are changing that narrative.
GERMANY OCT COMPOSITE PMI FALLS TO 52.8; FORECAST 53.4
Ahead of the Bank of Japan’s decision next week, a veteran Bloomberg reporter looks back at decades of deciphering what policymakers are trying to tell us
Creepy Ad Tells Grandparents To Get Consent Before Hugging Their Own Grandkids
Cardi B Reveals Her Pick for the Greatest Album of All Time That ‘Every Woman Should Listen To’
Hadjar riles Leclerc by saying Verstappen would be faster in a Ferrari
First-of-its-kind cancer vaccine helps reduce chances of melanoma patients' tumors returning: study
If the worst job in British politics is leader of his majesty’s loyal opposition, nobody told Kemi Badenoch, writes @RosaFPrince (via @opinion)
Ukrainian soldier Kostiantyn Vlasenko was huddled in a hole under the boiler of a bombed-out school when he came to a terrifying conclusion: To survive, he must amputate his only remaining foot. He survived
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Tate McRae Debuts at No. 1 In Australia With ‘Housewife’
From Buenos Aires to Colombo, discontent simmers under the surface of rebounding economies
