In Italy’s famed goldsmithing centers, jewelers are revising designs, cutting back on gold to soften the impact of record prices and attract buyers who are watching their budgets closely, Logos Press reported.
Chinese automakers last month assembled nearly one in 10 passenger cars sold in Europe, according to Logos Press.
US technology company Apple will prioritize production of flagship models of new iPhones in 2026 instead of base models due to a change in marketing strategy and supply chain constraints amid a global shortage of memory chips, according to Logos Press.
Swiss watchmaker Swatch Group AG reported a net profit of CHF 25 million for 2025, down 89% from CHF 219 million in the previous year, while operating profit fell to CHF 135 million (-56%), Logos Press reported.
Western media reports that the US Federal Reserve will be headed by Kevin Warsh, whose candidacy for the post of head of the regulator Trump considered during his first term, but then favored Jerome Powell, according to Logos Press.
Meta Corporation has added a new enhanced security mode, Strict Account Settings, to WhatsApp to reduce the risk of spyware attacks, according to Logos Press.
OpenAI is quietly building a social network and is considering using biometric verification, such as World’s eye ball scanner or Apple’s Face ID, to make sure its users are humans and not bots, according to Logos Press.
An unusual electric van under the brand of the famous car brand Russo-Balt (exactly with a hard sign at the end, not to be confused with the aircraft engine supplier Russo-Balt) has been released in Russia, Logos Press reports.
Deutsche Bank offices in Frankfurt and Berlin were searched in a money laundering case involving companies linked to sanctioned Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, according to Logos Press.
France’s billionaire Pinot family, through its holding company Artémis, has agreed to sell a 29% stake in German sports brand Puma SE to Chinese giant Anta Sports Products Ltd for €1.5 billion ($1.8 billion), according to Logos Press.
Bank of America analyst Michael Hartnett said in a note to clients, “History is not a direct guide to the future, but the average rise in gold prices during the four upward cycles has been about 300% over 43 months. This means the price of gold could hit the $6,000 mark as early as spring,” according to Logos Press.
Saks Global Holding, which owns legendary American department stores Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman, has filed for bankruptcy in a New York court, according to Logos Press.
Despite glowing financial reports, French fashion house Hermès risks losing customer loyalty and facing serious problems, according to Logos Press.
Global brand development and licensing platform Authentic Brands Group (Authentic) and Guess Inc. have announced the completion of a buyout deal to take Guess private, Logos Press reports.
Finding itself in a difficult financial situation, the Metropolitan Opera in New York City is considering a decision as bold as it is controversial: to sell two monumental paintings by Marc Chagall, leaving them in their places at the center of the building, according to Logos Press.
Fashion house Saint Laurent has announced the return of the iconic Mombasa bag, which was one of the most recognizable accessories of the early 2000s, according to Logos Press.
For a visit to the Louvre in Paris, many tourists will now have to pay 32 euros, which is 10 euros more than the previous price, according to Logos Press.
A new artificial intelligence model is trained with data from sleep labs to recognize the possibility of serious diseases long before symptoms appear.
Ryan Coogler’s vampire folk-horror Sinners (or “Sinners”) broke the all-time record for the most nominations for an Academy Award at the American Academy Awards with 16 nominations, Logos Press reports.
Built less than two years ago, the exclusive Bugatti Chiron “White Elephant” car is up for sale and will be sold at a Bonhams auction in the United States, according to Logos Press.
