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An Architect Couple Reimagined a Cape Cod Cottage Above Long Island Sound
Architects Eliot Lee and Eun Sun Chun gutted a dated, vinyl-sided cottage on a Baiting Hollow bluff, kept its foundation...
Desus Nice's New York: Bronx Pride, a Bitten Dresser and the Astor Place Cube
In Curbed's NYQ quiz, 'Desus Pieces' host Desus Nice scores his own New Yorkness—Bronx Zoo trips, jaywalking for tourist...
Retail Roundup: eBay Closes on Depop, King Kullen Gets a Buyer, Sentiment Creeps Up
A busy retail week brings eBay's $1.4B close on Depop, new ownership for King Kullen, expansion plans from Strong Pilate...
AI Insurance Startup Corgi Plans Three 24/7 Cafés in Manhattan
Corgi, a venture-backed AI insurance startup, is bringing its around-the-clock, work-first café concept to New York, wit...
Boot Barn beats Q1 forecasts, lifts FY2027 outlook after 27-store quarter
Boot Barn posted better-than-expected Q1 earnings and sales, opened 27 stores, and raised its full-year net income guida...
Grocers Fight Soft Demand With AI and Discounts as New Jersey Curbs Pricing Tech
Albertsons cut its outlook as cautious shoppers trimmed grocery spending, while rivals lean on AI and personalization — ...
Rentokil Slump, AI Reversals and SpaceX: A Week for UK Investors
The Investors' Chronicle podcast breaks down Rentokil's post-results plunge, the retreat in AI and semiconductor stocks,...
Can Odyssean's Concentrated Small-Cap Portfolio Keep Its 35% Run Going?
Odyssean Investment Trust leads its sector with a 35% annual return driven by a few high-conviction bets. Whether the ru...
Investors' Chronicle Podcast: AI Memory-Chip Prices, India Fund Rally and Cohort's Defence Growth
The latest market podcast covers an AI-driven spike in memory-chip prices, a rally in Indian equity funds and defence co...
Terry Smith's Fundsmith Pivot, Morgan Sindall and Mony: Podcast Takes Stock
Investors' Chronicle breaks down Fundsmith's move to momentum, contractor Morgan Sindall's results and Mony's valuation ...
UK Pet Stocks Seek New Homes as CMA Remedies Move Ahead
A growing £7.2bn petcare market is colliding with the CMA's probe remedies, pushing listed pet businesses toward restruc...
Retail TouchPoints to Host June 9-10 Webinar Series on Practical AI in Retail
Four-session webinar series on June 9-10, 2026 will cover practical retail AI — cross-channel orchestration, tax complia...
Lake Tahoe's Boatworks Mall Heads to Foreclosure Auction After $14.4M Default
The landmark Tahoe City waterfront mall faces an Aug. 12 trustee's sale after its owner defaulted on a $14.4 million loa...
Related's 70 Hudson Yards Arrives as Manhattan Trophy Office Demand Tightens
Deloitte's roughly 900,000-square-foot anchor lease and scarce new supply put Related and Oxford's 70 Hudson Yards on tr...
Brazil Bill Would Exempt Teachers From Income Tax, Testing Fiscal Rules
A Brazilian bill proposes income tax exemption for teachers and education staff. Fiscal responsibility rules and revenue...
JetZero's Blended-Wing Z4 Aims to End Bathroom Queues — and Needs Certification by 2030
The four-aisle Z4 promises wider lavatories, more cabin space and lower fuel burn, with EXIM backing of up to $3B and a ...
World Bank Warns Heat Could Cost South Asia 7% of Economy by 2050
A World Bank report says extreme heat already costs South Asia the equivalent of 31 million jobs a year and warns 520 mi...
Dutch Economy Turns More Negative in July as Investment Slump Offsets Export Gains
Nine of thirteen CBS Business Cycle Tracer indicators sit below trend; exports and household spending still grow, but in...
US GDP Growth Slows to 1.5% in Q2 2026 as Consumer Spending Holds Up
US real GDP grew at a 1.5% annual rate in Q2 2026, down from 2.1% in Q1, as consumer spending accelerated while governme...
South Korea's Apparel Imports Inch Up to $5.6B in H1 2026; Textile Exports Soften
Apparel imports reached $5.6 billion in the first half, while exports of textile inputs declined on weak global demand a...
US Fashion Firms Plan Broad Hiring Through 2031, but Just 10.5% Eye US-Made Sourcing
Nearly nine in ten US fashion companies plan to hire through 2031, yet barely one in ten sees US-made sourcing as a tari...
South Korea's KRW 73bn Recycling Programme Targets Textile Export Edge
Seoul will spend KRW 73bn through 2030 on technologies that turn textile waste into reusable materials, aiming to close ...
South India Cotton Yarn Holds Firm as Mills Eye Hikes, Weavers Stay Cautious
Rising cotton costs and mill resolve kept South India's yarn prices firm, yet bearish fabric prices left Mumbai weavers ...
Brazil Raises Gasoline Ethanol Blend to 32% as Government Targets Fuel Imports
Brazil's energy policy council approved raising the mandatory ethanol blend in gasoline from 30% to 32% in a bid to cut ...
ICICI Prudential Flexicap Review: A Bold Consumer-Focused Bet for Five-Year Investors
The fund's outperformance comes from stock selection, not market timing, but heavy small-cap and consumption bets mean i...
India's July Passenger Vehicle Sales Reach 3.65-3.70 Lakh as Maruti Crosses 2 Lakh Domestic Units
Maruti Suzuki's record July of 1,96,203 passenger vehicles led a strong month for Indian auto makers, with Tata, Mahindr...
Cuba Traveler's Guide: Cash-Only Payments, eVisa Steps and Key Safety Rules
Cuba now runs on cash for most foreign visitors after Visa and Mastercard were cut off. Here's what to know about entry ...
Mongolia Travel Advice: Visa-Free 30-Day Window, Border Zones and Disease Controls
UK travellers get visa-free access to Mongolia until end-2026, but tight border zones, vehicle rules and a foot-and-mout...
France Travel Advice for UK Visitors: Schengen Limits, EES Checks and Driving Rules
UK travellers to France face biometric border checks, strict Schengen time limits and a detailed local-rule checklist — ...
Osaka Travel Guide: Why Japan's Food-First City Deserves Your Itinerary
Osaka offers a more social, food-obsessed counterpoint to Tokyo and Kyoto, with museums, an aquarium, castle grounds and...