Gen Z and millennials proudly wear 'lab-grown' diamonds, oblivious to the fact they're made from burning coal in China and India
Lab-grown diamonds are increasingly popular due to ethical and economic considerations, but their sustainability is complex and often lacks transparency.
Letters: Bravo to Chicago for its plan to go electric and move away from natural gas in new buildings
Chicago is considering the Clean and Affordable Buildings Ordinance (CABO) to make new construction greener
All-electric buildings are a viable option to reduce emissions and are becoming increasingly affordable
Gen Z and millennials proudly wear 'lab-grown' diamonds, oblivious to the fact they're made from burning coal in China and India
Lab-grown diamonds are increasingly popular due to ethical and economic considerations, but their sustainability is complex and often lacks transparency.
Letters: Bravo to Chicago for its plan to go electric and move away from natural gas in new buildings
Chicago is considering the Clean and Affordable Buildings Ordinance (CABO) to make new construction greener
All-electric buildings are a viable option to reduce emissions and are becoming increasingly affordable
NorCal judge questions validity of Hermes antitrust lawsuit during case management conference
The antitrust lawsuit against Hermes is struggling in court as the judge questions its basis in a consumer choice-driven luxury market.
DirecTV will pay market-based rates to end Disney blackout and gets right to skinnier packages
DirecTV and Disney reached a new agreement restoring access to ESPN and ABC, allowing for more tailored programming packages.
Let The Great Unbundling Begin; Why Amazon Won At The Upfronts | AdExchanger
Broadcasters should consider moving away from the traditional TV bundle model to create more targeted, valuable content packages for consumers.
Independent pharmacies say they're being squeezed by shadowy middlemen tied to big health chains
Independent pharmacists face existential threats from pharmacy benefit managers that steer patients away and impose high fees, jeopardizing community healthcare.
Google u-turn over long-running plan to cut cookies
Google has abandoned plans to block third-party cookies in Chrome, opting for a new approach providing user choice across web browsing.
California bill takes aim at Ticketmaster, but musicians warn they could be collateral damage
First law in the nation to address Ticketmaster's monopoly
Aims to increase competition and consumer choices in ticket sales
Pet owners overpaying for medicines as vets investigated by watchdog
Vets in the UK may be forced to cap prescription fees or sell off parts of their business due to concerns about overcharging.
Competition watchdog is launching a market investigation to address issues like lack of transparency in pricing and weak competition in the veterinary market.
Europe's farmers are struggling, but some sympathetic consumers have difficulty affording their food
French farmers are struggling due to multiple factors including inflation, high interest rates, and volatile energy prices.
Imported food is often cheaper than French-grown food, making it difficult for some consumers to afford local produce.
Apple will open iPhone to alternative app stores and lower fees in EU to comply with regulations
Apple is making changes to its app store to comply with European regulations and give consumers more choice.
The changes include allowing iPhone users in Europe to switch to using alternative app stores and enabling developers to offer alternative payment systems.
Good, Better, Best: The Climate Impacts of Milks
Milk alternatives gained popularity due to ethical and environmental concerns, impacting dairy sales.
OnePlus Has Failed To Make A Dent In The US - Here's Why...
OnePlus struggles to gain significant market share in the US despite offering competitive hardware.