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How Brands Can Win at the 2026 World Cup

With a $17bn economic impact, the 2026 FIFA World Cup across the US, Canada and Mexico offers a huge marketing opportunity. Discover how brands can connect authentically through purpose, experience and local culture.

Dave's Hot Chicken to open new Croydon restaurant

The viral fried chicken chain Dave's Hot Chicken is opening its third London location in Croydon on 16 December 2025. Discover the details of the new opening and why Time Out's food editor rates the chicken.

Katjes buys Graze from Unilever for £35m

German confectioner Katjes Group is in advanced talks to acquire snack brand Graze from Unilever for about £35m, a fraction of its 2019 purchase price. Discover the details.

Skims valued at $5bn after new funding round

Kim Kardashian's shapewear brand Skims secures $225m investment, reaching a $5bn valuation. Discover how the brand plans to expand its product lines and global presence.

Uber Eats Christmas Tech Challenge to Deliveroo

Uber Eats unveils groundbreaking AI technology and strategic partnerships to dominate London's Christmas delivery market, challenging Deliveroo's supremacy during the busiest season.

Designer-High Street Collaborations Reshape Fashion

Discover how luxury fashion houses are joining forces with high street retailers in groundbreaking collaborations that are transforming accessibility, driving footfall, and creating fashion frenzies across Britain.

Sterling's fashion brand collapses with £1m losses

Chelsea footballer Raheem Sterling's luxury fashion brand 1692 has been officially dissolved after accumulating over £1 million in losses, marking a dramatic business failure for the England star.

Malaysia defends Trump trade deal amid criticism

Malaysian government officials have launched a robust defence of their new trade agreement with former US President Donald Trump, dismissing criticism as 'misinformed' while highlighting potential economic benefits.

Data Breach Fallout: Brands Before Customers

New research reveals corporations prioritise reputation management over consumer protection when handling data leaks, leaving victims vulnerable to ongoing security risks.

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