Hulk Hogan: the world’s first athlete to become a global franchise
Hulk Hogan transformed wrestling fame into a business empire, pioneering the athlete-as-brand model long before it was common.
25
Jul
24
Jul
Pop star: Mumm sends champagne to space
Mumm’s Cordon Rouge Stellar completes a historic Axiom mission as the first champagne crafted for space travel.
24
Jul
Europeans are warming to EVs – and to Chinese brands
Survey finds Europeans increasingly plan to buy EVs by 2030, with growing openness to Chinese electric car brands.
23
Jul
Sagrada Familia tops global rankings as Tripadvisor reveals world’s best travel experiences for 2025
Tripadvisor names Sagrada Familia the world’s top attraction for 2025; Florence wins for best travel experience.
22
Jul
AI is powering the most convincing scams you’ve ever seen
AI is helping hackers launch convincing phishing attacks faster than ever—posing major risks to global cybersecurity.
22
Jul
How one fintech is using AI to fix Latin America’s broken mortgage system
A Chilean fintech is using AI to streamline mortgages and help overlooked Latin American families buy homes faster.
21
Jul
‘Finally, a doctor!’: Shazia Mirza lands EastEnders role and reflects on a life less ordinary
Shazia Mirza reflects on her journey from science teacher to comic — and now, a doctor on EastEnders.
21
Jul
Up, up and bouquet! Giant flower balloon lifts Medellin’s festival spirit
A giant flower balloon in Medellín floats above the world’s biggest floral carpet, boosting festival excitement and tourism.
21
Jul
Europe and UK lag behind in global giving as low-income nations lead
Europe and the UK donate less than low-income nations, with Africa leading global giving in income share.
18
Jul
Chinese carmaker GAC to launch electric cars in Britain
Chinese automaker GAC will launch electric Aion cars in Britain with high-tech features and competitive prices.
18
Jul
British firm Skyral to help Mongolia tackle pollution with AI traffic modelling
Skyral’s AI traffic modelling will help Ulaanbaatar reduce pollution and congestion as part of Mongolia’s Vision 2050.
18
Jul
The nuclear medicine breakthrough transforming cancer care
Curium’s radiopharmaceutical breakthrough could help treat up to 80% of cancers by targeting tumours from within.
18
Jul
Malta – a popular base for digital nomads
Malta’s Nomad Residence Permit makes the island a top choice for digital nomads seeking lifestyle and legal certainty.
17
Jul
Why the humble trading journal could be your edge in volatile markets
UK traders are rediscovering trading journals as essential tools for discipline, reflection, and improved market performance.
17
Jul
Tariffs and the American dilemma: old tools, new tensions
U.S. trade policy has reignited old divisions. Mike Bedenbaugh explores how tariffs now shape politics and identity.
17
Jul
The smart way to structure family wealth: Why Liechtenstein funds are in demand
Liechtenstein funds offer flexible, tax-efficient solutions for family wealth structuring, attracting growing interest from global investors.
17
Jul
Second to none: the watchmaker who redefined time for women
Giselle Rufer’s Delance watches celebrate women’s time, blending symbolism, beauty and meaning in every handcrafted piece.
16
Jul
How AI agents are supercharging cybercrime
Autonomous AI agents are reshaping cybercrime, enabling scalable, adaptive attacks that outpace traditional security systems.
16
Jul
Capital gains: inside Kinshasa’s flagship five-star hotel
Kinshasa’s Fleuve Congo Hotel redefines luxury in Central Africa, blending comfort, culture and world-class service.
16
Jul
The AI clause: why a Hollywood-style strike in the U.S games industry may redefine automation rights worldwide
A new SAG-AFTRA deal limits AI voice use in games — setting global precedents for digital creative rights.
