One thing about tech these days: there aren’t enough buttons. Our phones and tablets are all touchscreen, and even e-readers have lost their buttons. That’s why I love the Kobo Libra Colour so much. It’s one of the few e-readers that still features page-turning buttons since the Kindle Oasis was discontinued. Since Kobo understands the…
A year from now we will be getting down to the wire for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil. So what better time to make our initial roster predictions for the group Emma Hayes will call up? The U.S. women’s national team won its eighth SheBelieves Cup title over the weekend, and didn’t even have…
Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, appears to have the right ingredients and conditions for a certain kind of tiny bubble to form that has the potential to lead to alien life. These microscopic bubbles — called vesicles — could naturally occur in Titan’s methane lakes, according to a new NASA study. On Earth, the structures are…
Clinical skincare brand Drmtlgy will make its brick-and-mortar debut at Ulta Beauty on December 26, rolling out to nearly all of the retailer’s more than 1,400 U.S. stores and online. Read More
Asics Corp. is accelerating its global expansion by taking greater control of marathon infrastructure, a strategy executives say will deepen engagement with runners and convert that access into faster growth. Read More
Gucci’s new creative director, Demna, reveals his first collection through a bold film and campaign. Blending past and future, he teases a fresh vision aimed at reviving sales and reconnecting with diverse consumers. Read More
Anke Ratzsch, formerly head of Joop! Womenswear and is now returning to Windsor as managing brand director, having previously headed its womenswear division. Read More
Heritage British menswear brand Dunhill will have a new chief executive in the middle of next month with Matthew Ives to be installed as the Richemont-owned company’s CEO. Read More
Bucking a global trend, Gildo Zegna, Zegna scion and CEO, remains very much a believer in his retail business. A policy, which has been bearing fruit. Read More
NEW YORK — Just as Democrats are finding their footing by focusing on affordability, their differences on Israel are threatening to tear them apart. Spurred by polling that shows support for the Jewish state slipping among voters nationally, congressional challengers are lining up across the country to take on stalwart Israel supporters in an attempt…
