Wall street investors are increasingly concerned about a possible economic downturn as Trump piles tariffs on several countries
Category: Consumer
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Swiss lawmakers vote to enshrine cash in constitution
Only around a quarter of payments in Switzerland are now made with cash, according to the latest survey by Swiss Payment Monitor
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Adidas to cut 500 jobs, says Yeezy trainers are history
Adidas said Wednesday it had sold off its last remaining pair of Yeezy-brand trainers in the last quarter of last year
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Canada proposes phase out of ‘forever chemicals’ in consumer products
Chronic exposure to even low levels of ‘forever chemicals’ has been linked to liver damage, low birthweights and several kinds of cancer
Posted inTech
Wearable tech has far to go before challenging smartphones
Last year’s roughly two million pairs of smart glasses barely register compared to the 1.2 billion smartphones sold
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Dozen Teslas torched outside French dealership: authorities
A few anti-Tesla actions have occurred in Europe since Elon Musk linked with Trump and backed European far-right parties
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Peppa Pig to get new sibling
Mummy Pig is due to announce her pregnancy in the final episode of the current Peppa Pig series, which will air on Mother’s Day
Posted inProfessional
Do you know who owns your dental clinic?
Behind the scenes, dental corporations have been consolidating a growing number of dental practices. Some sources worry the trend isn’t in patients’ best interests
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Tesla sinks below $1tn market value as European auto sales slump
Tesla sold fewer than 10,000 units in Europe last month, down 45 per cent from a year earlier. Company shares finished down 8.4 per cent
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‘Diamond verification’ device launched to fight lab-grown gems
‘The natural diamond industry is in a constant effort to create separation from lab-grown’ gems, which are cheaper and quick to produce