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An Artcurial sale of Rothschild treasures reveals how major dispersals are driving growth in antiques and decorative arts as collectors shift spending patterns.
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A rolling 180-day window, not a calendar quarter, sets the limit on short stays in Europe — and a new biometric border system now tracks every crossing.
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How a New US Sanctions Law Could Hit Trade With China and India
President Trump’s new sanctions law threatens tariffs up to 100 percent on the biggest buyers of Russian oil and gas, with China and India most exposed.
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CDU Falls Below 5% in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, First Time Since Reunification
The CDU’s historic failure in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern signals instability in Germany’s federal coalition and raises concerns about the government’s capacity to govern.
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What the ECB’s new bank licensing guide changes for eurozone entrants
The European Central Bank has replaced its 2019 licensing guide with new rules covering fintechs, crypto services and bank mergers across the euro area.
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European Sleeper’s third route, linking Brussels, Cologne, Zurich and Milan, launched September 9 as companies face new pressure to cut flight emissions.
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Enhanced ACA tax credits lapsed at the end of 2025, and Congress has not restored them, pushing up marketplace premiums, deductibles and enrollment losses in 2026.
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Thieves stripped most of the gold from Spain’s Villena Treasure in four minutes, the third such raid on a Spanish museum this year.
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The WTO’s Appellate Body has had no judges since 2020, and 34 appeals now sit stuck in limbo. Here is how disputes get resolved instead.
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The House passed a resolution telling Trump to end the Iran war for a third time, with seven Republicans defecting. It still has no force of law.
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Frieze Seoul and Kiaf Seoul drew large crowds in September, but sales data show weak demand for the priciest works and brisk trading well below it.
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Both cities let restaurants spill onto streets during COVID lockdowns. Now they are writing permanent rules, at very different costs.
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Bookings at hotels charging $1,500 or more a night are growing more than twice as fast as the rest of the luxury market, with Europe absorbing much of the demand.
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UNCTAD data show services now outgrowing goods trade, with digital exports at 56% of the total, while the poorest countries fall further behind.
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What Canada’s New ‘Associate Member’ Status Would Mean for the EU
Brussels has offered Canada a status that exists nowhere in EU law, tying trade, defence and technology together as Ottawa pulls away from Washington.
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Why Oil’s Volatile Week Is Raising Costs for Businesses Worldwide
Brent crude swung from a four-month high above $109 to near $104 a barrel this week, driven by attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure that are pushing up shipping and fuel costs.
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A 100% tariff on patented drugs and their ingredients reaches most of the industry on September 29, reshaping who pays and who is exempt.
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The Bank of England is expected to hold its key rate at 3.75% on September 17, balancing energy-driven inflation against a weakening labour market.
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Israel’s newly marked “yellow line” in Gaza City is squeezing displaced families like Ola Ishtiwi’s against ever-shrinking, unsafe ground.
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A federal jury convicted 57-year-old Beniamin Lucescu of Portland on wire fraud and money laundering charges tied to pandemic relief funds.
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Houston-based marketing firm Allstream Energy Partners was nominated in six categories of Fast Company’s Best Workplaces for Innovators program.
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[ad_1] President Donald Trump‘s administration is preparing to send $500 health care rebate payments to…
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The Security Council convened to mark 25 years since the September 11 attacks, reviewing how militant groups now exploit drones and artificial intelligence.
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Booz Allen Hamilton will report fiscal second-quarter 2027 results and host a conference call on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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Zakia Khan was sentenced to over six years in prison for leading a $64 million Medicaid fraud and kickback scheme at her Brooklyn daycare centers.
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[ad_1] North Korea’s ongoing nuclear activities are a clear violation of United Nations Security Council…
Business
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UNDP chief Alexander De Croo says a drone strike on Chornobyl’s protective shelter could have endangered millions of people worldwide.
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Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits reached a non-prosecution deal with federal prosecutors over bribery and false invoicing allegations.
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[ad_1] Apple‘s September 9 “Surprise and Shine” event was headlined by the iPhone Duo, the…
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[ad_1] Bettiah, India – Neyaz Miya was adjusting a kitchen handle. Mehadi Hassan was fixing a…
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[ad_1] Few eras of Greek history compare to the ancient times that the country has…
Lifestyle
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The UN Secretary-General condemned rising civilian deaths in southern Lebanon and urged Israel to withdraw its forces as clashes intensify near Nabatieh.
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Yvey Valcin, an award-winning master stylist and founder of Yvey Salon in Seattle, has always…
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Amidst the intersection of fashion and artistry, Katinka Meidell emerges as a beacon of creative…
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Nihharika Sinnghh, a name that resonates with resilience, gratitude, and a unique perspective towards life.…
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Mira Babal has become a sensation worldwide with her breakout hit “Mad for No Reason,”…
National
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A federal jury convicted a Chantilly man of stealing $2.5 million from investors and lying to a bankruptcy court to dodge repaying victims.
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[ad_1] Donald Trump biographer Michael Wolff claims Melania Trump is now based in New York…
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Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 5 Hands-On Review: A New Chapter for Sennheiser’s Flagship Earbuds
[ad_1] Sennheiser’s MOMENTUM True Wireless series has been around long enough to develop a recognizable…
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The UN’s World Food Programme says food assistance is essential to containing an Ebola outbreak spreading through eastern DR Congo.
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[ad_1] Published Tue, Sep 1, 2026 · 11:52 AM [SYDNEY] The Australian and New Zealand…
World
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Right now, you have money you don’t know about. It’s trapped in forgotten subscriptions, wasted in invisible fees, and bleeding out through financial habits you’ve never questioned. After 22 years of building businesses through abundance and scarcity, Sarah O’Sullivan has documented exactly where that money hides— and how to reclaim…
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In an era where travel is not just about destinations but about meaningful experiences, RSU…
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As we stand together today to celebrate International Women’s Day, we honor not only our…
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In the heart of Hollywood, where innovation and competition set the pace, two Italian entrepreneurs…
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It is surreal to learn about the rise of a few founders, entrepreneurs, leaders, top…
Culture
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Darren Jewell, a 55-year-old from Enfield, North London, embodies the remarkable power of resilience and the human spirit’s capacity for reinvention. From overcoming a childhood accident with grim predictions to rewriting his narrative through neuroplasticity, Darren’s life story inspires and educates on what is possible with determination and learning. A…
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Yolonda Brinkley, creator of Diversity in Cannes, the independent film movement promoting inclusion at the…
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Stress is an unavoidable part of life, often creeping into our daily routines without us…
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Nasiyr Bey, a native of Brooklyn, is the innovative founder behind Aroma Cigars Etc. Lounge…
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Sara Baena’s journey as an entrepreneur has been a remarkable blend of challenges and triumphs.…
