Clara Hernanz Lizarraga
Bloomberg
United Kingdom
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How Tech Firms are Resisting the ‘Right to Repair’
Some of us are old enough to remember the days when you could easily swap out a dud battery in your flip phone. Nowadays, repairing virtually any electronic device — from a smartphone to a gaming console, microwave oven or fan — can cost more than buying a new one. Companies make it hard for technicians to get inside their products, source parts, or update software. So devices are just thrown… → Read More
Fake Chocolate Sidesteps Cocoa’s Biggest Problems
Upstarts that make surprisingly tasty imitation treats are touting supply chains free from ethical and environmental issues. → Read More
Start-Up Founder Says Tech Should Play Bigger Role In the UK’s ‘Levelling Up’ Agenda
Entrepreneur Anne-Marie Imafidon wants technology to play a bigger role in Britain’s “Levelling Up” agenda and expand beyond the nation’s capital.“There’s way too much pressure on London to have a lot of these outputs, and there’s not enough opportunity that could be anywhere,” the 32-year-old told Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg's From the Ground Up.Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson had promised… → Read More
These Cities Have the Most Millionaires in New Ranking
New York and Tokyo top the list, while London drops in the ranking behind San Francisco. → Read More
43% of Americans Say a Civil War Is At Least Somewhat Likely in Next 10 Years
More than two in five Americans say a US civil war is at least somewhat likely in the next decade, highlighting the deepening political divisions in the country heading into the midterms. → Read More
Protests Against Soaring Energy Bills Spread Through UK, and CEOs Are Taking Notice
In cities across Britain, people are stepping up protests against the rising cost-of-living and surging household energy bills forecast to hit £5,000 next year. And some big corporations are taking notice.“These numbers are off the charts and out of reach for most people across the country. So when protestors call for a freeze in the price cap, I can see completely where they’re coming from,”… → Read More
China’s Zero-Covid Policy Is Unsustainable, WHO Chief Says
Every year hundreds of thousands of men pack their bags and fly to Turkey because they want their hair back. The nation's hair treatment industry is worth north of $1 billion, but clinics are lightly regulated and technicians rather than doctors do most of the work. As the sector expands, some wonder whether profit is being prioritized over patients. → Read More
Dishoom and Other U.K. Favorites Report Calorie Counts
What to many Britons used to appear a simple chicken curry lunch may now be rebranded -- it’s now a third of their daily calorie allowance. → Read More
Spain Set to Ditch Outdoor Masks Rule Next Week
Spain’s government will suspend the obligation to wear face masks outdoors as soon as next week, Cadena Ser reported. → Read More
How Spain’s Eldiario Found Success With a Novel Subscription Twist
The newspaper went digital and spearheaded the pay-what-you-want model. → Read More
What It’s Like to Visit Barcelona Right Now
With rising cases, limits on who can travel into the city, and moderate restrictions on dining and gathering, there’s a lot you need to know before a trip. → Read More
The young photographer who documented South Africa’s drug epidemic
At 17, Lindo Sobekwa captured a burgeoning crisis in his home country. Now a Magnum nominee, he speaks about producing deeply personal photography on the issues affecting his community → Read More
Why artist Dora Maar was much more than Picasso’s ‘Weeping Woman’
A new retrospective at London’s Tate Modern will elevate the surrealist photographer and painter beyond her romantic ties → Read More
Vanina Sorrenti on how Davide Sorrenti’s beautiful photos changed the world
The fashion photographer remembers her late brother as a new anthology of his work is published → Read More
Chen Wei’s photographs of raves in China are not what they seem
The photographer meticulously stages nightclub scenes in an exploration of freedom and fear → Read More
Alexandra Leese photographs a story about a beautiful girl from the moon
The photographer reimagines a centuries-old Japanese tale of a beautiful girl who was so dedicated to the moon that she rejected all men on Earth → Read More
This new exhibition reframes the legacy of artist Ana Mendieta
The show emphasises a transformative moment in the artist’s career when she returned to Cuba – challenging how art critics have previously perceived her → Read More
Artist Shana Moulton on creating a surreal, wellness-obsessed alter-ego
Using video, opera, and performance, the artist and professor uses ‘Cynthia’ as a means to channel contemporary anxieties → Read More
These photos capture the in-between moments of Cape Town’s drag pageants
Lee-Ann Olwage’s photographs elevate South Africa’s own take on drag performance → Read More
We ask people in the art world what the future of museums could be
As a new definition of ‘museum’ goes to a vote, we ask people in the know what they hope museums in the future will be like → Read More