Search
31 results for “eu”
Sections
PDRN Is Moving From Serums Into Makeup — Here's What It Means
The K-beauty ingredient of the year is crossing into colour cosmetics, sun care, and hair care — and forecasters say the crossover is just getting started.
Hyundai to Plug Two Big Gaps in Its EV Lineup With the IONIQ 4 and IONIQ 7 SUVs
A compact B-segment crossover and a family-sized model between the IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9 are coming over the next 12 to 18 months. Hyundai's Europe product chief is dropping hints — and the affordable end of the lineup is where the real fight is.
Europe Starts Enforcing the AI Act — and Italy Makes Safety Failures a Crime
The EU AI Office's first coordinated inspection wave is demanding engineering evidence from hiring, credit and healthcare AI — while Italy's new Article 437-bis puts AI governance failures in the criminal code.
Farshid Moussavi Wins the 2026 Soane Medal for a Career Built on Attentiveness
The British-Iranian architect and Harvard professor becomes the 10th laureate of the Sir John Soane's Museum award, honoured for nearly four decades of 'sustained and rigorous' practice across building, teaching, and writing.
The Lucas Museum Opens in Los Angeles: Inside MAD Architects' $1 Billion Landmark
After 17 years, three cities, and a reported $1 billion in private funding, George Lucas and Mellody Hobson's museum of visual storytelling has opened its doors in Exposition Park — in a building designed by Ma Yansong of MAD Architects.
How to Start a One-Person Business: A Practical 2026 Playbook
Solo businesses are having a moment — lower overheads, better tools and remote work have made one-person companies more viable than ever. Here is a step-by-step playbook for starting one properly.
The Science of Sleep: Why Your Brain Needs Seven to Nine Hours
Sleep is not downtime. It is when your brain files memories, clears waste and resets for the day ahead — and most adults are not getting enough of it.