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NASA’s Perseverance rover has identified an exotic rock on Mars that may be an iron-nickel meteorite, according to scientists on the mission team. The oddly sculpted rock, nicknamed Phippsaksla, measures more than 2.5 feet across and drew researchers’ attention because it jutted above the surrounding flat, fractured terrain. Perseverance targeted the object for closer study…
A senior US official sounded a positive note Thursday about trade talks with Switzerland, as the Alpine nation’s economy minister Guy Parmelin visited Washington hoping to reduce steep tariffs. Read More
Nike Inc. has ended an initiative that gave employees an extra week off each year to promote mental health and wellness. Read More
Italian textiles and clothing exports fell by 2.5% in the first seven months of 2025, according to Confindustria Moda’s analysis of Istat, Movimprese and internal survey data. Read More
Luxury giant Richemont hasn’t been performing too badly in recent periods and this continued in Q2 with returning momentum even in areas that have been weak of late. Read More
Danish brand Rotate is best known for its clothing but it’s hoping that will change as it’s launching its first-ever footwear collection that it says is all about “Scandi-Glam meets bold design”. Read More
French brand Ami Paris opened its very first Belgian boutique on November 7 at 5, Place du Grand Sablon in Brussels. To mark the opening, it partnered with local chocolatier Elizabeth. Read More
Second-hand store Pop Closet, opened eight years ago by António Branco, remains in Lisbon’s famous shopping district but has relocated from Calçada do Sacramento to Pátio Siza Vieira. Read More
The right and the far right combined their votes in the European Parliament on Thursday to unpick a law on social and environmental due diligence for large companies — a bombshell in Brussels. Read More
