As the holidays approach, there’s one stalwart garment that summons the feel-good spirit of the season, and adds a dose of warmth to any cold-weather look: a Fair Isle sweater. Originally from the remote Fair Isle in Scotland, this hallmark knitwear has turned into a symbol of warmth, elegance and holiday cheer. The Fair Isle sweater is not just a garment, but a celebration of tradition and craftsmanship with intricate patterns from a rich history, and versatility.

Smart glass shipments are projected to top 3.75 million units globally this year, reflecting a historic expansion of the wearable technology market. The exponential growth is fueled by lightweight AR, AI advances and a growing need for hands-free devices in all sectors. As the market grows, a question that often pops in our mind is, which is the conference of companies in this competitive market?

Amid the churning tides of skin care, where trends ebb and flow, Nuxe Paris has found its place with its concept of “natural aesthetics.” Its signature products, like the Huile Prodigieuse multi-purpose dry oil, are doing astonishingly well — a bottle is sold every seven seconds around the world. But what is the secret to Nuxe Paris' allure, and how has a French pharmacy brand been able to charm millions of beauty fans across the globe?

The beauty industry worldwide is a billion-dollar industry driven by innovation, marketing, and the demand of consumers for high-end products. With so many brands fighting for market share, here are a few that have staggering annual revenues. These brands embody a successful combination of luxury, accessibility, and exceptional marketing almost too good to be true. In this article, we take a look at which beauty brands make the most money in the world and you will see why.

On 4 March, 2025, Finland took a quantum leap by launching Europe's first 50-qubit quantum computer. This announcement further solidifies its place into becoming a leader into the quantum computing field. The venue in Helsinki was the site of the launch event that drew scientists, policymakers and industry leaders together to celebrate this historic achievement while discussing its implications for the future of computing, research and innovation.