Life
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With a Barbie boost, Birkenstock to step onto stock market
The footwear brand announced Tuesday it was preparing to take another step into the big leagues with an IPO in New York, which could reportedly value the company at over $8 billion (7.4 billion euros)
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Merc's electric wheel in Munich, a wheel in time at India's G20, an arrow of a boat in Bangladesh: Eye-catching photos of this week
The world never ceases to beguile us. This series of photos—a wheel that marks the passage of time, a boat that darts the wheel in time —resonates beyond its description for a leisurely flip or a deep read
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Raj & DK: The blockbuster duo
The writer-director-producer duo have come a long way since their first film in 2009. What makes the experimental, risk-taking directors stand out, and what makes their crazy way of story-telling click with audiences?
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Alexander McQueen designer Sarah Burton quits after two decades
Burton joined the label in 1996, just four years after it was founded, and became head of women's collections in 2000
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Is the 'work from home' age coming to an end?
'Return to office' trend is initiated by major American tech companies such as Google, Meta, Amazon and even Zoom
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More young people turning to local TV networks than to social media to get news
Which media do 13-17-year-olds turn to for news? Contrary to what you might think, social networks do not come out on top, and television has not yet had its day
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At Munich auto fair, you will find movie-projecting cars and a bike wash
Here are some key takeaways from this week's Munich auto fair IAA, one of the world's biggest
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From Romania to Ecuador, top 5 travel destinations for architecture enthusiasts
Embark on a global journey of architectural splendour from Iasi, Romania, to Quito, Ecuador
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From Abhay Mangaldas to Jasprit Bumrah: People who shaped Ahmedabad - Part 2
Here are some of the visionaries and renowned people who, over the years, have shaped the city of Ahmedabad and are preserving and sustaining its heritage
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From the rear end of a pheasant, Brazil's best coffee
What goes in as ripe cherries comes out as beans, which can go on to be sold as some of the most delicious—and expensive—coffee in the world
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Caravan caters to last-minute brides in Harare
In Zimbabwe, plagued for decades by poverty, unemployment and high inflation, the rental service is an affordable godsend