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Gross Debt: America’s Growing Debt Crisis and Its Impact on Business

America's gross national debt surpassed a staggering $33 trillion for the first time.

The experienced design behind the spa experience

Due to the energy intensity of the spa sector, high-quality professional design is needed to achieve sustainable, fault-free, water-efficient, and health-friendly operation in the long term.

China’s Cosmetics Market Flourishes Amidst Regulatory Challenges for Foreign Brands

In the midst of China's economic uncertainties, one sector is shining brightly: the cosmetics industry, but Western companies are not getting the ROI they think they deserve.

ICONS: Sofia Coppola

The story of Elvis Presley has been told many times. Sofia Coppola directed and debuted Priscilla in Venice, from the point of view of the famous ex-wife, to great acclaim at the film festival.

Hipercor: Transforming the Retail Landscape in Spain

In the heart of Spain's retail sector, one company stands out for its long-standing legacy of excellence and innovation.

Novak Djokovic’s Timelessness

In the world of professional tennis, Novak Djokovic's name has become synonymous with excellence, resilience, and sheer determination.

Kroger to Pay $1.2 Billion in Opioid Crisis Settlement

Kroger, the well-known grocery chain, announced its agreement to pay approximately $1.2 billion to states, local governments, and Native American tribes to resolve allegations of its involvement in contributing to the opioid crisis.

The Big Barbie Bet

How a toy giant reinvented itself in Hollywood.

Is Cable Broken? Part 2: The Stalemate

Drops in traditional media stocks have led to a broader sell-off in the entertainment industry.

Is Cable Broken? Part 1: Examining the Decline of Traditional Cable TV

One of the biggest players in the industry has delivered a stark message to its partners and investors: the traditional cable-TV model is broken and in dire need of repair or abandonment.

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