Sukoshi Challenges Sephora with Asian Beauty and Low Prices
Canadian cosmetics retailer Sukoshi expands aggressively in the US, offering affordable Asian beauty products and drawing crowds with its unique retail approach.
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Hedge Fund Hotshot Jason Ader Files for Bankruptcy
Jason Ader, the former activist investor and CNBC regular, has filed for personal bankruptcy in Miami with $2 million in debt, while being sued by his own mother over a $13 million loan default.
Martin Lewis: 'Better Off' Paying Tax on Higher Returns
Money expert Martin Lewis cautions against prioritising tax avoidance over returns, revealing why Premium Bonds may not beat savings accounts for modest sums.
UK Driving Test Changes: March 31 Deadline for Booking Rules
The DVSA has announced major changes to UK driving test booking rules from spring 2026, including a March 31 deadline limiting test changes to just two modifications per booking.
Italy Opens Art to Disabled Visitors with EU-Backed Reforms
Italy is transforming its world-famous art and archaeological sites to welcome visitors with disabilities, using EU recovery funds to install tactile models, braille signs, and audio guides.
Trump's Grand Plan to Secure Critical Minerals Supply
The Trump administration announces its most ambitious strategy yet to rebuild critical minerals supply chains, including a $12 billion strategic reserve and international partnerships to counter China's dominance.
Cortina's Beet Ravioli: Olympic Host's Signature Pasta Dish
Discover casunziei, the vibrant beet-filled pasta from Cortina d'Ampezzo, a Winter Olympics co-host. This traditional Ladin dish, served with butter and poppy seeds, highlights Italy's rich regional cuisine during the Games.
China's Solar Capacity Set to Overtake Coal in 2026
China is poised for a historic energy shift as solar capacity is projected to exceed coal for the first time this year, with wind and solar combined reaching half of total installed power capacity.
Waddington: Lancashire's Award-Winning Village Escape
Discover Waddington, a picturesque Lancashire village in the Ribble Valley that offers a perfect peaceful retreat with its babbling brook, three top-rated pubs, and rich historical heritage.
Undiscovered Yorkshire Village with Moorland Walks and Tunnel
Marsden village in the South Pennines offers stunning moorland walks, waterfalls, and Britain's longest canal tunnel, yet remains overlooked by tourists heading to nearby Peak District.
Cushendun: Northern Ireland's Cornish-Inspired Village
Discover Cushendun, a Northern Irish coastal village where Cornish architectural heritage meets Game of Thrones filming locations, creating a unique conservation area of remarkable tranquillity.
Pensioners Could Boost Income by £700 Through Deferral
Thousands of UK pensioners are deferring State Pension claims to increase payments by up to £700 annually, though numbers have dropped significantly recently.
Noosa Heads Among World's Top 10 Welcoming Towns
Queensland's Noosa Heads has been ranked among the world's top 10 most welcoming destinations in Booking.com's 2026 Traveller Review Awards, highlighting its authentic hospitality.
HK Firm Begins Arbitration Over Panama Canal Ports
CK Hutchison Holdings initiates arbitration proceedings after Panama's Supreme Court declares its port concession unconstitutional, escalating tensions involving China and the US.
Cotswolds Tourist Trap: Daylesford Farm Shop Overrated
A Cotswolds regular reveals why Daylesford Organic Farm Shop, despite its Instagram fame, is overcrowded and overpriced, offering better alternatives for visitors.
Aldi's Jelli Pop Ice Cream Returns, Sparking Frenzy
Aldi Australia has quietly brought back the cult favourite Jelli Pop ice cream, a chocolate-coated treat with raspberry jelly topping that first sold out years ago.
Asia Shares Mixed, Precious Metals Gain After Wall Street Losses
Asian stock markets showed a mixed performance on Wednesday following significant losses on Wall Street, driven by a sell-off in technology stocks. Meanwhile, gold and silver prices extended their gains as investors sought safe-haven assets.
Brit Confused by Aussie Cafe's Bizarre Bathroom Key Habit
A British woman travelling in Australia was left perplexed after discovering cafes attach bathroom keys to oversized kitchen utensils like spatulas and jugs.
TikTok Potato Peeling Hack Goes Viral
A TikTok user's demonstration of a potato peeling technique using the swivel action of a standard peeler has amassed over 14 million views, with many calling it a game-changer for kitchen prep.
Free £2,000 Diamond Ring in Ernest Jones Valentine's Offer
Ernest Jones is offering a free lab-grown diamond ring worth up to £2,000 with qualifying purchases of natural diamond jewellery for Valentine's Day, providing a cost-effective way to secure engagement or wedding rings.
Ryanair Bag Change: EasyJet, Jet2 & BA Rules Compared
Ryanair has increased its free underseat bag size ahead of half term. We compare cabin baggage rules for EasyJet, Jet2, British Airways and TUI to help you avoid fees.
Catastrophe Betting: A New Financial Frontier
A Guardian podcast explores the controversial market where investors wager on catastrophic events, raising ethical and financial questions about profiting from disaster.
Joe & the Juice Tunacado Recipe Shared by Employee
A Joe & the Juice employee has gone viral on TikTok by sharing how to make their famous Tunacado sandwich at home, as the cost of living crisis prompts DIY food trends.
Varosha: Cyprus' Abandoned Riviera Frozen in Time
Once the playground for Hollywood stars like Elizabeth Taylor, Varosha in Famagusta now stands as a haunting ghost town, sealed off since Turkey's 1974 invasion of Cyprus.
FIFO Worker Warns Against Glamourising Mining Jobs
A British FIFO worker in Western Australia urges people to reconsider glamourised views of mining careers, highlighting mental health tolls and challenging realities behind high salaries.
CGT Discount Review Sparks Property Investor Alert
The Albanese government is considering changes to the 50% capital gains tax discount ahead of the May budget, with Treasury examining reforms and a Senate inquiry set to scrutinise the policy.
Solo Travel Sparks Romance: Couple's Thailand Encounter
Nicki Challinger and Tony Kern found love on a Flash Pack tour in Southeast Asia, proving that adventure travel can lead to life-changing connections beyond dating apps.
M11 Essex Crash: Traffic Stopped Near Stansted Airport
A serious collision on the M11 motorway in Essex has led to traffic being stopped southbound between J7 and J6, near Stansted Airport, with emergency services attending.
Mum's return to work sparks financial fairness debate
A husband's claim to half his wife's future salary after years as sole earner has ignited fierce debate about financial equality in modern marriages.
Heatwave Deaths Prompt Calls for Worker Safety Laws
Following fatal incidents and record-breaking temperatures, Australian unions demand new national legislation to protect workers from climate-driven extreme heat.
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