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Photographer: Chabiar Leiva Summary Author: Chabiar Leiva Featured above is the erupting Villarrica Volcano in Chile, set against the firmament, as photographed on December 5, 2023. This was one of Villarica's (9,383 ft or 2,860 m) many Strombolian type eruptions....

Arket is spreading its lifestyle message across the European continent, with openings in Milan and Barcelona set for this week and others planned for later this year.

Mosaiq Group is a new entity comprising five luxury packaging makers which has already obtained financial backing by private equity Arca Space Capital.

Adding Mineral Fusion and Andalou Naturals should allow Seaweed Bath Co. to expand into more categories.

This is the first big joint announcement from the two companies since L’Oréal led a $40 million round of series B funding in Debut through its venture arm in 2023.

TikTok's burgeoning beauty stars are combining product prowess with a storytelling finesse almost reminiscent of beauty's YouTube golden era — but skillfully adapted for the fast-paced TikTok age.

A look at the top performers at retail for the men's sandal renaissance seen on the runway and beyond.

Godrej Properties said that it has sold over 2,000 homes worth over Rs 3,150 crore in its project, Godrej Woodscapes, located in Whitefield-Budigere Cross, Bengaluru.

TEHRAN, Jul. 02 (MNA) – The First debate of the 2024 Iran presidential runoff election was held on Monday night.

The Ninth Circuit’s utopian jurisprudential experiment of ignoring human agency predictably ended in disaster.

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The European Union charged Meta Platforms with breaching its new digital-competition law, saying the company’s pay-or-consent business model gives users inadequate choice.

Tech companies are closing or negotiating deals to buy nuclear power directly from plants to meet AI needs, potentially removing stable electricity generation from grids that serve other users.

An investigation into conditions at Italian factories found that workshops making leather goods for Dior and Armani exploited foreign labor to produce high-end products at a fraction of their retail price.

“Roaring Kitty” Keith Gill disclosed a 6.6% stake in online pet-products retailer Chewy, days after an ambiguous social-media post sparked speculation about his next move.

Stocks advanced as second-half trading began on U.S. exchanges, lifting the S&P 500 and Dow by 0.3% and 0.1%, respectively, while the Nasdaq rose 0.8% to a record.

The owner of video-rental company Redbox filed for bankruptcy after accumulating nearly $1 billion in debt, saying its lenders were unwilling to cooperate with potential refinancings.

Anglo American suffered a potential setback to its plan to sell steelmaking-coal assets after suspending production at the Grosvenor mine in Queensland, Australia, following a fire.

The Supreme Court dealt a major blow to Trump’s prosecution on charges he sought to subvert the 2020 election, ruling 6-3 that former presidents enjoy sweeping immunity for their acts while in office.

The high court said social media platforms’ content-moderation policies can be protected by the First Amendment, but sidestepped a ruling on the validity of laws in Texas and Florida that sought to restrict internet giants from suppressing user speech.

Former Trump aide Steve Bannon reported to a low-security prison in Danbury, Conn., to begin a four-month contempt-of-Congress sentence linked to the Jan. 6 investigation.

Satellite images show the growth of Cuba’s electronic eavesdropping stations that are believed to be linked to China, according to a report from the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Hungary assumed the presidency of the European Union for a six-month stint, giving right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban a political soap box from which to promote his views.