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The Capri-Tapestry deal was seen as an attempt to create a new global fashion giant to compete with European powerhouses

US Court Blocks Coach Owner's $8.5 Bn Buyout Of Versace Parent

For Machado, it is the second prize in as many months

Venezuelan Opposition Figures Win EU's Top Rights Sakharov Prize

Plumes of smoke rise over the Lebanese coastal city of Tyre after Israeli air strikes

Israel To Send Negotiators To New Gaza Truce Talks

Soren Rask, the head of port security began his career as a blacksmith at the shipyard

European Leaders Meet To Re-energise Offshore Wind Power

A new sign installed at Dunedin Airport in New Zealand imposes a three-minute limit on farewell hugs, sparking a worldwide debate over how long to cling on for a cuddle

New Zealand Airport Sets Three-minute Limit On Hugs

American Airlines reported a third-quarter loss, but said efforts to restore bookings programs with travel agencies are on track

American Airlines Reports Loss On Costs From New Labor Contract

The administration of US President Joe Biden is seeking to both counter artificial intelligence as a military threat, and build safeguards to uphold public trust

US Unveils National Security Plan To Step Up Use Of AI

Putin said he welcomed statements by Trump on his desire to end the Ukraine conflict

Putin Says Ball In Washington's Court On US-Russia Ties

Emergency services clear the rubble from the site of an Israeli strike that targeted the southern Lebanese city of Tyre on October 23, 2024. Israel expanded operations in Lebanon nearly a year after Hezbollah began exchanging fire in support of its ally,

'The Whole City Shook': Israel Pounds Lebanon's Ancient Tyre

Arguments in line for bread as winter approaches

Destitute Gazans Cold 'Every Night' As Winter Approaches

Ursula von der Leyen is on her fourth visit to the region

EU Chief Starts Balkans Tour, Says Enlargement 'Top Priority'

Paul Watson's lawyers insist he is innocent

Greenland Extends Detention Of Anti-whaling Activist Watson

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer says his party has done nothing wrong

UK's Starmer Plays Down Trump Team Claims Of Interference

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Riyadh on Wednesday

Blinken On New Quest For Saudi Ties With Israel

Volvo Cars said it expects to see minimal sales growth in the fourth quarter

Volvo Cars Cuts Sales Forecast On Market Headwinds

Deutsche Bank said it intends to resume share buybacks after posting better-than-expected third quarter results

Deutsche Bank Profits Boosted By Legal Settlements

Gisele Pelicot has become a feminist icon

'I'm Broken', Mass Rape Victim Tells French Court

Ariana Grande fans were making their way out of the arena at the time of the attack

Ariana Grande Concert Attack Survivors Win UK Harassment Case

Ukrainian forces have been ceding ground to Russian forces in the eastern Donetsk region over recent months

Seoul Says N.Korea Sent More Troops To Russia, Kyiv Urges Their Surrender

Pictures show an Israeli strike hitting a building in southern Beirut

US Says 'Now Is The Time' To End Gaza War

Each Commonwealth country has been adopted by a village, which has been decorated in that country's colours and national flags

King Charles Arrives In Samoa, Where Commonwealth Looks To Shed Stodgy Image

LeBron James and his son Bronny became the first father and son duo to play in the NBA as they featured for the Los Angeles Lakers against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday.

LeBron, Bronny James Make NBA History With Father-son Appearance

Vice President Kamala Harris will field voters' questions in must-win Pennsylvania

Harris To Face Voters' Queries In Crucial Pennsylvania

The case stems from a 2023 BBC investigation, 'The Abercrombie Guys: The Dark Side of Cool'

Ex-Abercrombie CEO Charged With Sex Crimes

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the current US administration has rejected 'isolationism'

As Trump Touts Tariffs, Yellen Says US Has Rejected 'Isolationism'

Bjorn Ulvaeus, a member of Swedish disco group ABBA, signed a statement warning about the unlicensed use of artificial intelligence

ABBA's Bjorn Among 11,000 Artists Issuing AI Warning

Jon Holden, President of International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) District 751, expects a close vote on Boeing's latest contract offer

Union Sees 'Tight' Vote On Contract To End Boeing Strike

Tintin mania has crossed the world, as seen at the 2023 San Diego comic festival

Rare Tintin Albums Go Under The Hammer In Paris

Apple CEO Tim Cook was in China on Tuesday for the second time this year, his social media showed

Apple CEO Visits China For Second Time This Year As Sales Slump

South East Technological University (SETU) in Carlow, eastern Ireland is running a course in the subject

'Serious Business': Influencer Degree Launches In Ireland

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