Experts at UC Riverside have identified a game-changing discovery: a species of microbes that can effectively combat harmful forever chemicals. These persistent pollutants, also known as PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), are notorious for their inability to break down in the environment, leading to long-lasting contamination in water sources and even in the human body. […]
The King’s Speech delivered yesterday has confirmed Labour’s plans for digital and data, with around 40 new tech bills confirmed. This move marks a significant shift towards a regulated and structured digital landscape, positioning the UK as a frontrunner in global technology governance. Labour’s initiative aims to address critical issues such as data privacy, algorithmic […]
The ZeroF project is driving a significant change in the food packaging and textiles industries by pioneering PFAS-free coatings. This innovation addresses growing concerns about the environmental and health impacts of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). PFAS, long used for their water and grease-resistant properties, are now linked to severe health issues, including cancer and […]
Labrum London will design Arsenal’s 2024/25 away kit, a landmark collaboration between fashion and football. Founded by Sierra-Leonian-born Foday Dumbuya in 2014, Labrum becomes the first independent designer to create an on-field jersey for a Premier League team. This significant partnership highlights the increasing fusion of fashion and sports. Dumbuya, a devoted Arsenal fan, was […]
The Cut is stepping out of New York Magazine’s print shadow. This September, the Vox Media-owned publication, a vertical of New York Magazine, will publish its viral essays, fashion coverage and pop culture hot takes in its first standalone print issue. In previous years, The Cut’s fall fashion issue appeared on the underside of New […]
When Is the Right Time for Executives to Retire? In today’s corporate world, the question of when executives should retire is more pressing than ever. Recent political debates in the US have spotlighted aging, making it crucial for companies to address this issue with nuance. Mark Cohen, who retired as the director of retail studies […]
Rabanne is taking its fragrance game to the next level. On July 18th, they will unveil La Collection Rabanne, an eight-piece fine fragrance set, exclusively available at London’s Selfridges and online through Rabanne’s site. This launch is a significant step in Rabanne’s recent rebrand, which saw the Paco dropped from its name, a move into […]
Mercury/13 believes it has a winning strategy for women’s football teams: branding them as if they were luxury labels. Formed last year, Mercury/13 is an ownership group that has pledged $100 million to acquire women’s football teams worldwide and transform their commercial value. Today it unveiled a new visual identity for its first portfolio club, […]
French-Italian eyewear group EssilorLuxottica is buying New York-based streetwear juggernaut Supreme from US apparel group VF Corp. for $1.5 billion in cash, in a surprise deal announced Wednesday morning. The deal price represented a comedown from the $2.1 billion VF paid for the brand four years ago. Since VF acquired Supreme in 2020, excitement around […]
Athletic wear giant Adidas and fashion house Thom Browne resumed their legal battle on Wednesday, with London’s High Court hearing the latest round of a global dispute focused on their competing striped trademarks. New York designer Thom Browne, who regularly uses a four-bar stripe pattern, sued Adidas in London in 2021 to revoke several trademarks […]
