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Reddit Co-Founder Bets Big on Chelsea Women

In a significant move for women’s football, Alexis Ohanian has invested £20 million in Chelsea Women, acquiring an estimated 8–10% stake in the club.

ICONS: Marlene Dumas

South African–born artist Marlene Dumas’s painting Miss January sold for $13.6 million on Wednesday, the highest price ever paid for a work by a living female artist.

Luxury Loses Its Shine

Burberry’s plan to cut 1,700 jobs is more than a restructuring, it is a warning shot for an industry long believed to be immune to economic downturns.

Streaming Killed the Cable Star

Regional sports networks are collapsing under their own outdated business model, and the fallout is hitting teams harder than fans realize.

The Real Winner: Private Equity

Private equity is quietly becoming the most powerful force in sports—and few fans realize just how much control it already has.

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ICONS: Maurizio Cattelan

Maurizio Cattelan is not a visual artist in the traditional sense—he is not a painter, nor even a sculptor. His specialty is imaginative provocation: the art of the conceptual joke.

Boycott USA!

As tariffs mount and diplomatic tensions escalate, European consumers are increasingly turning their backs on American products—and the shift may be permanent.

Tariffs Hit the Toybox: Mattel Raises Prices as Trade Tensions Grow

The toy industry is the latest casualty of escalating U.S.–China trade tensions, with Mattel announcing price hikes on American products in response to tariffs.

Let’s Save the Earth with David Attenborough!

In his new documentary premiering on May 8, everyone’s favorite naturalist reflects on how the key to saving Earth lies “not on land, but in the sea.”

The Luxury Illusion (Part 2)

As luxury brands post record gains, mass-market companies are trying to follow—but prestige cannot be manufactured overnight.

The Luxury Illusion (Part 1)

While much of the consumer economy braces for a slowdown, luxury giants are reporting record profits and expansion plans.

When McDonald’s Sneezes

If McDonald’s is the economy’s mood ring, the latest results suggest a shift toward pessimism.

The Red, The Black and The White Stripes

The Detroit "siblings" were inducted into the illustrious company of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Sunday alongside artists like Joe Cocker, Cyndi Lauper, and Soundgarden.

Nike’s Direct-to-Consumer Strategy: A Course Correction in Progress

Nike's ambitious shift toward a direct-to-consumer model has encountered significant challenges, prompting a strategic reassessment under new leadership.​

Cracks in the Foundation: Global Leaders Question Dollar’s Future

As financial turbulence shakes confidence in U.S. assets, officials at the I.M.F. and World Bank meetings grappled with the risk that the dollar may be losing its unshakable status.

Osaka Expo 2025: Societies of the Future

Expo 2025 Osaka, the grand world exposition organized by the Bureau International des Expositions, has opened its doors and is expected to draw around 28 million visitors this year.

Tesla’s Earnings Dip as Elon Musk’s Politics Spark Investor Jitters

Tesla is expected to report falling profits for the first quarter of 2025, heightening concerns that Elon Musk’s political commitments are distracting from the company’s core business.

The Holy Father: 5 Films About the Pope

With its gilded ceilings and whispered intrigues, the Vatican has long been a defining stage for theological revolutions, political schemes, and deep spiritual reckonings.

Capital One’s $35 Billion Power Grab

With regulatory approval in hand, Capital One is set to become not only a credit card issuer, but also a credit card network operator—putting it in rare company.