American darling Tiffany & Co. is bringing in big money for its French parent. LVMH reported 9% growth in its watches and jewelry vertical in the last half of the year compared to the same period last year, driven by sales in the US, Asia and Japan. Tiffany was a big reason for the growth,
Sonder is back. More or less. TravelAI, a Canadian artificial intelligence travel company, announced Monday that it has purchased the Sonder brand and relaunched Sonder.com. The deal did not include Sonder’s properties or its operating business. Sonder, which operated boutique hotels and short-term rentals, filed for bankruptcy and shuttered operations in November after hotel giant
I first heard about Mexican pizza from my best friend, Shivani, who always ordered it when we went to Taco Bell in high school. For many years I didn’t even realize a meat version existed. Shivani was among the many people she knew who were devastated when Taco Bell pulled Mexican pizza from its menu,
Nvidia shares fell on Monday, costing the chipmaker its position as the world’s most valuable company, trading positions with Apple. Monday’s nearly 5% drop in Nvidia shares extends a volatile streak for the company and chipmakers generally. The stock is down about 3% in a week, and its recent troubles have caused it to lag
If you’ve spent any time online lately (or, frankly, if you’ve been a person who lives in the world), you’ve probably heard some version of: “There’s this new Christopher Nolan movie that’s supposed to be crazy. We should go see it.” Despite a cast that includes Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o
When I planned my first trip to Japan during cherry blossom season, I knew I wanted to see the tourist highlights in major urban centers like Tokyo and Osaka, but I also wanted to embrace the countryside. I asked my relatives who live in Japan for recommendations, and their suggestions led me to three rural
