What if, instead of being surprised when an item survives a few years, we shopped only for things that will last? The Financial Times’ Henry Mance gives his take.
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"This Is Not Life": Lady Who Moved to UK Almost 2 Years Ago Cries Out, Says She Has No SavingsA video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment a lady living in the UK lamented over inability to save ...
According to a study published on Tuesday by the comparison portal Comparis, 52% of Swiss made at least one purchase from a Chinese online retailer in 2024. In first place by a clear margin is Temu ...
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L.A. and Kantamanto: 2 Fires, 2 Responses, 1 Common ProblemSouthern California and Kantamanto Market in Accra, Ghana, are being drawn together because of shared tragedy and a similar ...
The AI-reliant algorithm is especially addictive — learning almost all there is to know about us within hours and ...
With the news that another veteran retailer may be shutting its doors, Helen Coffey asks whether any of the UK’s heritage ...
U.S. companies that scale back workplace diversity efforts to avoid scrutiny from the Trump administration may be exposing ...
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'Community needs hope' as Nottingham knife crime rates laid bareA Nottinghamshire Police spokesperson explained that knife crime in Nottinghamshire fell by 10.5 per cent between January and ...
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Makhadzi Asks Crush Not to Video Call Her in the "Mourning", Peeps Poke Fun at English BlunderLimpopo singer Makhadzi has once again broken English on social media. The singer asked her fans not to call her in the ...
How long have you been Neck Deep fans? Meliza: "I grew up in North Wales so I've known of Neck Deep since, like, 2013." ...
Trump’s unconventional policies—building walls, mass deportations, and privatising Eskom—could reshape South Africa. What ...
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