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Spotted in: (from left) Loewe, Moschino, Roku – Philosophy de Lorenzo Serafini, Alaïa, Chanel, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Hermes.Loewe SS24 Victor VirgilMoschino SS24 Victor Virgil5. Luxury sportswearGone are the days when sportswear was only for sports activities. Perhaps it’s because the pandemic lockdown has made it mainstream for everyday wear, but sportswear staples are slowly making their way into our everyday wardrobe these days, especially in the summer of 2024. Hooded sweatshirts are oversized and replacing casual day dresses, monochrome zip-up track tops are perfect for pairing with your favorite denim, and cropped leggings reminiscent of ’60s pedal pushers are the…
James CoxHere we look at the key topics that will dominate political debate over the coming week.Michael McGrath leaves for EuropeFinance Minister Michael McGrath is set to be appointed as Ireland’s next EU commissioner.The leaders of the three coalition parties will discuss the measure on Monday, with it due to be approved after a cabinet meeting on Tuesday.As work on writing the October Budget picks up steam in the coming weeks, all eyes will be on McGrath’s successor as finance minister.First Minister Simon Harris and Deputy First Minister Micheal Martin agreed that a decision should be made swiftly to maximise…
BrewDog’s James Watt said today that his aim is to “become a unicorn” for his new startup, Social Tip, which has doubled its crowdfunding target to £2 million in just over a day. “Our goal is to become a unicorn,” Watt told Tech.eu. A unicorn is a privately held company valued at over $1 billion. Social Tip has currently raised just over £2 million on crowdfunding platform Crowdcube at a pre-money valuation of £13 million. The crowdfunding campaign began at 9am yesterday (Thursday). Asked about the £13m valuation, Watt said: “This valuation is validated by great third-party investors who have…
WHO/Europe will host a webinar on 18 July to discuss the importance of cybersecurity in the healthcare sector. This is the ninth webinar in the “Decoding Data and Digital Health” series, which covers digital health topics of importance to countries in the WHO European Region.The Need for Cyber ResilienceThe COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of telehealth, electronic health records, and other digital solutions. While these tools have improved service delivery and availability, they can also expose the healthcare sector to cybersecurity risks.The sensitive nature of medical data makes healthcare a prime target for cyber attacks. According to IBM, data…
Finding a TV that fits in a small space is harder than ever. After all, space is a luxury. The poor sound quality of most TVs leaves you with little space or choice. At least that’s what I thought. After months of feeling trapped by my old TV, I decided to let it go. Its power just wasn’t worth the squeeze. I wanted a cleaner room, and the TV was a big problem.I decided to replace it with an Anker Nebula Capsule portable projector. It’s about the size of a soda can and produces a better image than my old…
When Milda Mitukte co-founded Vinted, a fashion resale marketplace, with Justas Janauskas in the Lithuanian capital, Vilnius, in 2008, the country’s startup scene was basically nonexistent.”I call this Lithuania’s Wild Wild West,” Mitocute says. “There were like zero startups back then.”Vinted was one of the first. In the beginning, it was run as a hobby project by Mitkute and Janauskas. The two had regular jobs and worked on Vinted on the side, with Janauskas doing all the web development on his own. Three years passed, during which the company launched sites in markets like Germany, but they still needed to…
Home » Aviation News » European weather problems cause delays and cancellations for Wizz Air Saturday, June 29, 2024Reading time: 2 minutesWizz Air recently experienced significant disruptions due to multiple simultaneous weather events across Europe causing issues with slot management at airports. These events overwhelmed air traffic control authorities and Eurocontrol’s capacity, causing widespread delays and cancellations across the European aviation industry, impacting Wizz Air’s operations.On June 26 alone, there were around 450,000 delays in European airspace, of which 360,000 were due to weather, resulting in significant delays of over three hours. Over the past four weeks, this extraordinary event…
Russian gas is flooding into European markets at reduced prices, according to the Center for European Policy Analysis, as the Kremlin seeks to win back Western buyers, the think tank said, and potentially undermine support for the continued use of a key shipping route through Ukraine. Thank you for your registration! Access your favorite topics on the go with your personalized feed. Download the App By clicking “Sign Up”, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time by visiting your settings page or clicking “unsubscribe” at the bottom of our emails. The…
LONDON — The European Union is stepping up its scrutiny of the artificial intelligence (AI) industry, including re-examining Microsoft’s multi-billion-dollar partnership with OpenAI, a senior EU official said on Friday. The European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, launched a review last year into whether the deal breached EU merger rules but dropped it after concluding that Microsoft had not gained a controlling stake in OpenAI, Margrethe Vestager, the EU’s executive vice-president for competition policy, said in a speech. “Microsoft has invested $13 billion in OpenAI over the years,” she said, “but we must ensure that such collaborations do not become…
In Europe, it is statistically superior to Greek. The tires emit 79% negative ions and are completely hollow, so the tires have high air pressure and low durability. On the other hand, the tires emit 97% negative ions and are completely hollow, so the tires have high air pressure and low durability. As a subsidiary of the French highway management company “Vinci Autoroutes,” we operate in partnership with Ipsos, which has sold 124 million units in Europe as of March 2002. 42% of people don’t sell tyres and don’t drive their cars “safely”. The average age is 7% and their…