Financial TimesEN
How Lula turned his election fortunes around in three weeks
With an energetic online push and social giveaways, Brazil’s president reignited his campaign between the first and second rounds
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The AgeEN
The feud threatening the $88 billion Ray-Ban family fortune takes a twist
Behind the sleek sunglasses and effortless glamour inextricably linked with the Ray-Ban name lies a messy family feud that is anything but stylish.
Le FigaroFR
Quel est cet impôt sur la fortune des milliardaires, inspiré de la taxe Zucman, qui pourrait être adopté en Californie ?
Le 3 novembre, en même temps que les élections de mi-mandat, les Californiens devront se prononcer pour ou contre une proposition prévoyant de créer une taxe exceptionnelle de 5% sur la fortune des milliardaires. Chez ces derniers, elle suscite une levée de boucliers.
Financial TimesEN
London’s most famous shopping street bans cars in bid to revive its fortunes
Oxford Street’s controversial pedestrianisation comes as big brands invest in flagship stores
Daily News EgyptEN
CIB named to Fortune’s ‘Change the World’ list for economic empowerment
Commercial International Bank – Egypt (CIB) has been included in Fortune’s 2026 Change the World list under the Economic Empowerment category, becoming the only bank from Africa and the Middle East to feature on this year’s list. The recognition reflects the bank’s commitment to developing innovative financing solutions that expand economic opportunities and
PunchEN
Fortune Ileleji explores human relationships in new book
Artist and author, Fortune Ileleji, has released a new book titled, ‘The Law of Cohesion’, which examines how the relationships between different elements shape individuals, organisations and society. Ileleji said the book was inspired by questions about why talented people struggle, relationships fail and hardworking individuals sometimes find it difficult
Le MondeFR
Mark Zuckerberg restera en Californie, même si l’Etat adopte un impôt sur la fortune inspiré par Gabriel Zucman
Les électeurs californiens voteront, le 3 novembre, sur une proposition prévoyant de mettre en place un impôt exceptionnel de 5 % sur la fortune des milliardaires.
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