Farmers in Paris, Dublin and Berlin protest saying their livelihoods are under threat. Why did South Koreans stop drinking Japanese beer? Britain’s appetite for America’s favorite holiday food is growing.
The White House puts conditions on its WTO support. Black Friday is the American consumer’s time to shine. Dinner ingredients and travel make Thanksgiving a very non-green holiday.
“Phase one” of a trade deal with China is close to finished. Black Friday sales are expected to beat last year’s lackluster numbers. How Amazon can put a strain on government services.
Zimbabwe’s health crisis worsens as more doctors strike. What Hong Kong protests mean for shops there. The European Space Agency could help fund another U.S. moon landing.
Airline food service workers protest low pay. Will consumer confidence continue to carry through the shopping season? Ranging from pig picnics to llama walks, Airbnb adds animals to their “experiences”.
Alibaba opens big in Hong Kong. New homes are becoming affordable again. Businesses along the U.K.’s massive, delayed Crossrail project are losing their patience.
How are consumers looking on Thanksgiving week? London blocks Uber. Black Friday could be the time to buy that new car. Cherry farmers want to level the playing field.
