In June 2016, Britain voted to end its 40-year membership in the European Union. On January 31, 2020, the controversial decision to leave the union went into effect. Since that decision, Britain has had conflicting economic results with higher inflation and lower GDP.
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The nail polish industry is a fast-growing business driven by fashion. Millennials are propelling nail industry innovation by demanding bright acrylics and ombre accents for everyone, everywhere, and all at once. Influencers such as Kylie Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Billie Eilish, Cardi B, and others have contributed to the popularity explosion of acrylic nails, relying on skilled professionals to cater to their nail needs.
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In the intricate network of global economics- where markets are known to constantly fluctuate and industries can undergo change at the blink of an eye-, one figure has emerged at a highly influential level over the past couple years: Taylor Swift.
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Sports betting is an intriguing field with a long history that has evolved with technical improvements and human history. It has been around for thousands of years, making people more engaged in the events they watch. The appeal of betting on sports has always existed, attracting bettors of all ages who want the thrill of action and the possibility of financial gain.
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In the mid-to-late 2010s, a new trend emerged that caught the attention of many in the hospitality space: vacation rental homes becoming popular. The top players in this new market were Airbnb and Vrbo, and together they created a massive network of individual property owners who rented their space to travelers from around the world. Many believed that the world’s largest hotel chains would be forced to either adapt or be left behind by this revolutionary business model. But over 15 years after Airbnb’s founding, hotel chains continue to thrive and make profit in the hospitality market.
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The countdown is on for Super Bowl XLVIII, and all eyes are on the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, where the San Francisco 49ers are gearing up to take on the defending champs, the Kansas City Chiefs. This 2022 rematch is scheduled for February 11, 2024, and this clash marks the 58th consecutive Super Bowl - a staple event that’s become engraved in American culture. The Super Bowl is not just a clash of titans on the field but a powerhouse of economic activity. With millions of dollars flowing in each year, it transforms the chosen host city into a focal point of notoriety and attention.
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Rice, a food staple in many countries, holds cultural and dietary significance in Japan. However, concerns are growing over the future of rice farmers in Japan as the demand for this essential food experiences a decline. The rice industry faces additional challenges with the recent ban on rice exports from India, one of the world’s leading rice exporters. The once-stable and crucial rice sector faces uncertainties threatening its long-standing role in Japanese agriculture and the global economy.
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The history of beer goes back thousands of years, making it one of the world’s oldest beverages. In 2023, more than 166 billion liters of beer were drunk across the globe. This figure is expected to increase to 170 billion in 2024, and further increase to 180 billion by 2027. Even as beer consumption is expected to increase, non-alcoholic beer and seltzer options are becoming increasingly popular, especially during the month of January when millions of people across the globe participate in Dry January.
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Sleeping is known to be one of the most essential aspects in our lives; yet, many people overlook it. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that more than one in three adults in the U.S. are sleep-deprived, leading to many concerning factors that can affect individuals' health.
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Over the past several weeks, vessels on the Red Sea have faced attacks, leading companies to change their routes and leading to a spike in freight rates. The Red Sea separates the coasts of Saudi Arabia and Yemen to the east from Egypt, Sudan, and Eritrea to the west. With this body of water acting as one of the leading trade routes between Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, freight prices are jumping, creating longer transit times around Africa and disrupting and delaying product deliveries.