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A tunnel nearly a mile beneath the Alps will transform travel from the heart of Europe into Italy

Tunnels will cut travel times between Verona and Munich by more than half and between Milan and Paris by at least 30%, and put Genoa within a...

19.09.2025 10

Colleen Barry

Jeep Cherokee’s comeback penciled in to pivot around $1.7 billion tariff knockout blow

The Jeep Cherokee will be produced in Mexico, and CEO Antonio Filosa said they're working on reducing production costs, “so we can totally offset...

30.07.2025 10

Colleen Barry

The first skydiver to break the speed of sound has died in a paraglider crash in Italy

Extreme athlete Felix Baumgartner was 56.

18.07.2025 3

Colleen Barry

Google loses a battle in its $4.7 billion fight against an EU antitrust ruling

Alphabet is trying to overturn a ruling that says Google used the dominance of its mobile Android operating system to throttle competition and reduce...

19.06.2025 30

Colleen Barry

Tariffs, war, and inequality have battered the luxury goods market—Gucci sales are down 24%

Global sales of personal luxury goods are ”slowing down but not collapsing,” according to a Bain & Co. consultancy study.

19.06.2025 10

Colleen Barry

Experts say Trump’s tariffs could corrode the already struggling luxury-goods market, which is expected to shrink for the first time since the Great Recession

"This could be a nightmare if implemented," one expert said.

13.11.2024 30

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A tunnel nearly a mile beneath the Alps will transform travel from the heart of Europe into Italy

Colleen Barry

Jeep Cherokee’s comeback penciled in to pivot around $1.7 billion tariff knockout blow

Colleen Barry

The first skydiver to break the speed of sound has died in a paraglider crash in Italy

Colleen Barry

Google loses a battle in its $4.7 billion fight against an EU antitrust ruling

Colleen Barry

Tariffs, war, and inequality have battered the luxury goods market—Gucci sales are down 24%

Colleen Barry

Experts say Trump’s tariffs could corrode the already struggling luxury-goods market, which is expected to shrink for the first time since the Great Recession

Colleen Barry