French fashion house Hermès continues to increase sales, showing steady revenue growth even as net profit declined, according to Logos Press.
In the digital asset market, there are periodic deals that clearly demonstrate the power of time and strategic patience. One such story was the sale of the domain ai.com, purchased in 1993 for just $100 and sold decades later for $70 million, according to Logos Press.
An effective team is formed not only through professionalism and quality performance of tasks. Emotional stability, trust and a healthy atmosphere in the team are equally important, Logos Press reports.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s youngest son, Bilal Erdogan, is seen as a possible entrant in the future race for the nation’s highest office, according to Logos Press.
European law enforcement agencies have conducted a large-scale operation against international networks of counterfeiters. According to Europol, as a result of joint actions of police and customs services, counterfeit banknotes and coins worth about 1.2 billion euros were seized, Logos Press reported.
The Italian state has prevented the sale of a rare Renaissance work abroad by buying it back before international bidding even began, Logos Press reported.
The U.S. Treasury Department, through the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), has issued a new license authorizing certain transactions in Venezuelan-origin oil, according to Logos Press.
On the eve of Valentine’s Day, the Central Bank of Kenya issued a warning to citizens: it is against the law to turn banknotes into “floral” arrangements and decorative gifts, Logos Press reports.
Rome has introduced new rules for tourists: photos against the backdrop of baroque sculptures and the traditional throwing of a coin into the water are no longer free. From February 1, 2026 the entrance to the area near the famous Trevi Fountain will cost visitors two euros, according to Logos Press.
In the UK are preparing to put on a private auction car, which has long ceased to be just a technique and has become part of the history of motorsport. It is about racing McLaren F1 GTR in 1997 – one of the most iconic supercars of the XX century, the estimated value of which exceeds 20 million dollars, according to Logos Press.
Moderate caffeine consumption is associated with a lower likelihood of developing dementia. A study of nearly 132,000 participants found that people who regularly drank coffee or tea with caffeine were less likely to experience cognitive impairment in old age, Logos Press reports.
Historic buildings converted into hotels are becoming one of the main tourist trends of 2026. Following the factories and palaces, former prisons are getting a second life – all over the world they are being transformed into luxury hotels, Logos Press reports.
After nearly a decade of waiting, postponements, and industry skepticism, Tesla is finally doing what it promised back in 2017: the Tesla Semi electric tractor-trailer is moving into mass production, according to Logos Press.
Ilon Musk announced on his platform a significant change in his space exploration strategy. SpaceX will now focus on creating a self-developing city on the Moon, leaving Mars for now for the long term, Logos Press reports.
A rare natural spectacle has played out in Tokyo: snow is falling and sakura blossoms in the streets of the city at the same time, according to Logos Press.
Information security experts have detected a new phishing campaign in Telegram, distinguished by the use of official authentication mechanisms of the messenger, Logos Press reports.
A recent analysis of satellite data has renewed the attention of scientists and the public to the question of a possible real geographic prototype for the Garden of Eden described in the Book of Genesis, Logos Press reports.
Mercedes-Benz together with developer Binghatti unveiled a large-scale residential project Mercedes-Benz Places Binghatti City in Dubai, which will consist of 12 residential skyscrapers and will be designed for about 13 thousand apartments, reports Logos Press.
Seven years after the death of legendary designer Karl Lagerfeld, a high-profile scandal is once again surrounding his name, involving an official challenge to his will, according to Logos Press.
A miniature drawing of a nude male foot by Michelangelo was sold at an auction in New York for $27.2 million, setting an all-time record – it is the most expensive work by the master ever sold at auction, Logos Press reported.
