The French luxury brand claims a range of alleged copycat handbags sold by Dunnes Stores infringes its intellectual property and undermines the "exclusivity and cachet" of its iconic Le Pliage collection. Dunnes Stores has responded by challenging the designer's European trademarks.
Eoghan McCabe bet his plateauing Intercom business on creating a groundbreaking AI agent called Fin. In March, Fin hit $100 million in sales, causing Salesforce to swoop in. Now those who built it stand to reap big rewards from the deal.
UFC event held on the president’s 80th birthday, bringing in VIPs and corporate sponsors, write Alex Leary and Terell Wright, The Wall Street Journal.
Signing is planned for Friday, marking a potential breakthrough in war that has roiled the global economy, write Josh Dawsey, Anat Peled and Benoit Faucon, The Wall Street Journal.
Analysis of released inspection reports for the first quarter of the year reveals multiple fire safety, overcrowding, and mould issues at 46 centres accommodating up to 6,500 refugees, while others operated to a high standard.
The law firm WP Tweed has come off record for a dissolved Irish firm linked to international developer Osborne + Co. The court was told the firm could not reach the developer to take instructions despite making “multiple calls” and sending “multiple emails”.
As ‘nudify’ tools proliferate online, parents and schools are struggling to protect young victims, write Georgia Wells and Rachel Wolfe, The Wall Street Journal.
Rocket company might never accomplish all it has told investors, but it has met the original goal of reigniting interest in space, writes Tim Higgins, The Wall Street Journal.
The Paralympic gold medallist shares how years of relentless pressure damaged her mental health, and why creating environments where people can admit they are struggling is essential in both sport and business.
From Mariah Carey’s hitmaking to Kate Bush’s synthesizers, Enya's studio craft, and Sinéad O’Connor’s sampling, a new documentary series Control challenges the myth that women are singers first and technologists second.
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