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New York Fashion Week returns

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Over 100 designers and brands are presenting at multiple events across the city

New York Fashion Week has returned to the Big Apple.

According to the Council of Fashion Designers of America, 109 designers and brands are presenting during the industry’s biannual global event that’s currently underway.

As one of the most watched fashion events in history, it’s not surprising that

New York Fashion Week is able to generate an economic boom for the Empire State.

While that’s not surprising since it is one of the most watched fashion events in history—what is surprising is how big of a boom it creates for the Empire State. In recent years, the event has brought in $887 million dollars annually.

The fashion industry came to a screeching halt as did many other business sectors during the global pandemic. For many designers like Charles and Ron—of Malta’s leading fashion house—they are finally back in New York to present their Spring/Summer 2023 runway show.

“Obviously very exciting for us because it had been more than two-and-a-half years since we were in New York obviously due to the pandemic, so it was extra special to be back,” says Ron Van Maarschalkerweerd Borg.

“All of our collections are always inspired by Malta and the Mediterranean—we’re based in Malta—and we always draw inspirations for our surroundings.”

Veronica Dudo is the U.S. Correspondent for Ticker News covering America’s biggest headlines. As an Emmy® Award nominated global journalist, Veronica has traveled across the country and around the world reporting on historical events that connect all citizens. Lauded as an award-winning international journalist, Veronica has executed stellar news coverage for NBC News, CBS News, The Hill, ME-TV Network and AOL. Her stories have highlighted a plethora of topics ranging from breaking news and politics to economic affairs across the USA, European Union, and Asia; cultural affairs; globalization; governance; education; and sustainability.

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Chinese auto brands dominate, taking one in five Aussie sales

Chinese car brands surge in Australia, capturing 20% market share with diverse offerings and aiming for expansion despite challenges

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Chinese car brands continue to rise in Australia, capturing 20% market share with a diverse range of EV offerings.

In Short:
– Over 20 Chinese car brands, including BYD and MG, are now available in Australia, with four in the top ten.
– Traditional automakers are adapting to increased competition and concerns about the quality of new Chinese entrants.

Australia is witnessing a significant increase in the presence of Chinese car brands, with over 20 names currently available, including BYD, GWM, and MG. In August, four Chinese brands ranked in the top ten for the first time, indicating a growing market share.Banner

Australia’s low trade barriers facilitate the entry of these brands, which view the market as an opportunity for growth and learning. Most electric vehicles sold outside of Tesla are Chinese, showcasing their dominance even in models from other manufacturers.

Industry analyst Mike Costello from Cox Automotive joins to discuss the latest developments in the EV space, and answers the big question: who was the dominate force at this year’s Munich Motor Show?

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RBA plans to ban credit card surcharges in Australia

Reserve Bank of Australia plans to ban credit card surcharges despite banks warning of potential higher fees and weaker rewards

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Reserve Bank of Australia plans to ban credit card surcharges despite banks warning of potential higher fees and weaker rewards.

In Short:
– The RBA plans to ban surcharges on debit and credit card transactions, supported by consumer group Choice.
– Major banks oppose the ban, warning it could lead to higher card fees and reduced rewards for credit card users.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) intends to implement a ban on surcharges associated with debit and credit card transactions. Consumer advocacy group Choice endorses this initiative, arguing that it is unjust for users of low-cost debit cards to incur similar fees as credit card holders.Banner

The major banks, however, are opposing this reform. They caution that the removal of surcharges could prompt customers to abandon credit cards due to diminished rewards.

A final decision by the RBA is anticipated by December 2025.


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Charlie Kirk’s legacy reshaping US conservatism

“Charlie Kirk united GOP grassroots through social media and activism, but his death raises questions about future leadership.”

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Charlie Kirk united GOP grassroots through social media and activism, but his death raises questions about future leadership.


Charlie Kirk transformed the Republican grassroots movement by fusing social media reach with in-person activism, turning Turning Point USA into a cultural and political force.

His bold campus debates, viral online presence, and close alliance with Donald Trump energised young conservatives and boosted GOP turnout.

With his assassination, questions now loom over who can continue his unique blend of digital influence and grassroots organising.

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