Lululemon’s international sales were its saving grace this quarter
The activewear brand, known for selling $100 yoga pants, reported a 33% growth in its third-quarter international revenue.
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I’m a dad in Australia. I’m worried about the way the social media ban will affect my 14-year-old.
An Australian dad says his son uses TikTok to find new music, Snapchat to keep up with friends, and Signal to communicate with his grandparents.
The South Korean president’s party says he needs to go — and that he tried to arrest its leaders during martial law
Yoon already faces an impeachment motion by the main opposition party, which holds a majority in parliament. His party leader now wants him out.
McDonald’s is finally bringing back its cult-favorite menu item — the Snack Wrap
The announcement comes in the wake of a deadly E. coli outbreak in October linked to slivered onions served on McDonald’s Quarter Pounders.
Mark Cuban says that if it weren’t for his teens, he wouldn’t know what ‘skibidi’ means
"Oh my goodness, I learned so much from my kids. I learned what ‘skibidi’ is," the "Shark Tank" investor said.
NATO state presidential frontrunner vows to cut Ukraine aid
Frontrunner in the Romanian presidential race Calin Georgescu has told the BBC that if elected, he’ll end Romania’s aid to Ukraine Read Full Article at RT.com
The top arms dealers in South Korea and Japan are growing almost as fast as those in Russia
While dwarfed in absolute revenue, top Korean and Japanese firms saw growth rates in arms revenue that nearly matched those in Russia.
Canva Revolutionized Graphic Design. Will It Survive the Age of AI?
Generative AI could have been an existential threat for Canva, which made billions by making graphic design quick and easy. But for CEO Melanie Perkins, it’s simply making the world more visual.
As the search for Brian Thompson’s killer continues, experts in NYPD murder manhunts explain why it’s taken this long
Whoever shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson appeared to have planned carefully, say veterans of NYPD murder manhunts.
The electric shock behind Europe’s stuttering EV future
Across Europe, car companies are cutting jobs and shutting factories – to the extent that some question their very existence. So it’s worth asking the question: what’s gone wrong with Europe (and for that matter America’s) car industry?