The Human Toll of Poland’s Abortion Laws
This project was supported by the Pulitzer Center Krzysztof Sowinski has cried every day since his wife Marta, who was five months pregnant, died of sepsis in…
Read moreThere’s Already a Monkeypox Vaccine. But Not Everyone May Need It
Case counts of monkeypox continue to grow worldwide, raising concerns about how people can protect themselves. So far, the World Health Organization reports that in 12 countries,…
Read moreThe Paradox of How We Treat Diabetes
Understanding diabetes today requires holding two conflicting realities in your head simultaneously. First, diabetes therapy has been revolutionized by a world of new drugs that have become…
Read moreUsing Your 5 Senses to Reduce Worrying
Food foraging seems to be all the rage these days. Travelers can set out to forage in forests and oceans for unique culinary experiences, gradually coming to…
Read moreBoohoo cuts ties with UK supplier after claims of overtime work
The move came out Friday after a BBC documentary entitled “Boohoo’s Broken Promises” accused the fast-fashion chain of putting undue pressure on garment suppliers. Boohoo hasn’t reneged…
Read moreAdidas and Puma eye chances in soccer’s fashion moment
With celebrities like Kim Kardashian seen attending matches and wearing soccer jerseys, clubs too spy new merchandising opportunities. One Premiership team has hired a creative director to…
Read moreBrexit and wet weather mean UK retail stayed weak in June says BRC
Average total sales growth was only 0.6%, the British retail Consortium (BRC) said Tuesday, which was the slowest rise since it began keeping records in 1995. And the…
Read moreBumper Black Friday boosts UK retail sales in November, broader picture weak
Importantly too, the figures reported by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Thursday showed online sales as a proportion of all retailing exceeded 20 percent for the first…
Read moreFashion suffers despite lower UK store vacancy rates
The report, commissioned by PwC, tracked more than 67,000 stores operated by multiple retailers in 500 town centres across Great Britain. It revealed that 2,342 shops opened…
Read moreFerragamo, Amazon say they helped China seize counterfeits in Zheijang
Chinese officials raided a warehouse, seizing hundreds of counterfeits of Ferragamo’s iconic Gancini belt and buckles after the producer’s attempt to sell them on Amazon as originals,…
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