The clothing chain that symbolized the most exclusionary fashion paradigm in the early 2000s is now rising from the ashes after a complete facelift and catalog overhaul; its stock market value has skyrocketed.
A lover of uniforms and of garments that tell stories, the designer has been building a unique, inimitable discourse for two decades
In the complex web of estrangement, lack of time stands out as a crucial factor. From the impossibility of sharing moments together, to the difficulty of taking time for oneself, this scarcity is a powerful destructive agent
The company’s collapse shows the liquidity crisis that sweeping the Asian giant’s real estate sector
The separatists who want to ensure that their leader Carles Puigdemont, a fugitive in Belgium, can return home, said the proposed law did not protect him
The Puerto Rican artist recently emptied his account, something increasingly common among users of the social network: some do it to cancel the past, others to make a fresh start and some to create expectation
The country is hosting the Africa Cup of Nations soccer tournament 13 years after a bloody civil war that crippled the nation
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled next week to hear arguments in Trump’s appeal of a Colorado ruling declaring him ineligible for the presidency in that state
The study evaluated siblings over a period of 36 years to try to explain the role of genetics, environment and lifestyle in some individuals’ predisposition to gain weight
The farmers’ campaign for better pay, fewer constraints and lower costs has blown up into a major crisis for prime minister Gabriel Attal in the first month of his new job
This method was used for the first time in Alabama last week. For at least two minutes, Kenneth Eugene Smith appeared to shake and writhe on the gurney
With funny memes referencing Soviet leaders and nods to Marxist aesthetics pervading online culture, young people are looking toward the communist past with a mixture of irony and curiosity
The U.S. presses President Maduro to let all opponents run for office and to release more political prisoners
Two children were murdered every day in 2023 in Ecuador, which is suffering a wave of violence due to drug trafficking: ‘The state, society, and family, we have all failed them,’ says an expert
The Treasury Department gave companies doing business with Venezuela’s state-owned mining company until Feb. 13 to wind down operations
The company is bringing back some plug-in gas-electric hybrid models in the U.S., reversing a strategy to focus on electric vehicle
Shares of UPS dropped nearly 9% Tuesday at the opening bell. Profits for the quarter ended in December slid by more than half to $1.61 billion, or $1.87 per share
Authorities are investigating whether $125,000 that the country’s Federation of Education Workers (Fecode) donated to Colombia Humana, the president’s party, were unlawfully used in his 2022 presidential campaign
Scholar Olivier Gloag, author of an essay that attempts to dismantle the Camusian legend, is criticized for wanting to cancel the philosopher
Nearly 30 years after the PRI candidate’s assassination, Mexico’s Attorney General refutes the claim that killer Mario Aburto acted alone
The chair of the Ukrainian Parliament’s Anti-Corruption Committee says that the battle against fraud has made society begin to become aware of this scourge. She vows that, unlike in the past, nobody who is found guilty of corruption is untouchable
The Serbian army has maintained close ties to Russia, from which it purchases most of its arms, including fighter jets and tanks
Although the laws remain unchanged, 73 women regained their freedom, protocols have been created to care for obstetric emergencies and guarantee medical secrecy, while the judges who try these cases now have a precedent to avoid handing down unjust convictions
We spent a day at the final of the Gran Turismo World Series in Barcelona, Spain, to see how the seemingly disparate universes of Bulgari luxury and the Kazunori Yamauchi-created esports video game successfully collaborate
The International Monetary Fund expects the global economy to grow 3.1% this year, unchanged from 2023 but better than the 2.9% it had predicted in its previous estimate
The market is divided on whether there will be a cut at the institution’s first monetary policy meeting of the year on January 30-31
Budapest is maneuvering for concessions in the deal over the financial lifeline to Kyiv and has accused Brussels of ‘blackmail’