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Lindt Chocolate Now Cheaper Than Milka in Germany — And Its CEO Paid the Price
For years, Lindt sat on the top shelf of German supermarkets as the premium option — the bar shoppers reached for when they wanted something a little better than everyday chocolate, and paid a little more for it. This week that logic flipped. Lindt cheaper than Milka is now a real price on German shelves,…
Migrant Workers Unpaid Wages: 240 Workers in Singapore Owed Two Months’ Pay
Close to 240 migrant workers in Singapore have gone without pay for up to two months, and the case of migrant workers unpaid wages is now the subject of a Ministry of Manpower (MOM) investigation. The workers, mostly from Bangladesh and employed in the process sector, say they are owed one to two months’ salary,…
Kehlsteinhaus Fire: Eagle’s Nest Burns, Suspect Held
A major fire gutted the Kehlsteinhaus, the clifftop building known as the Eagle’s Nest, above Berchtesgaden in Bavaria on Friday night. The Kehlsteinhaus fire broke out in the evening, and by the time firefighters reached the remote site, the building was almost completely ablaze. Police have detained a suspect, and investigators are now examining whether…
Canada Pension Plan 2027 Increase: What to Expect
Canadian retirees are in line for a larger Canada Pension Plan 2027 increase than they received this year. The Canada Pension Plan 2027 increase is shaping up to beat the 2% bump paid in January 2026, according to early analyst estimates, and it arrives alongside a separate change that lowers contribution rates for workers. Here…
Gen Z’s Retreat from Wohneigentum: Why Home Ownership Is Slipping Out of Reach in Germany
Wohneigentum — German for home ownership — is the word Germany’s property debate is rallying around this week, after new research showed the dream of owning a home is slipping further from young Germans’ reach. The findings, from mortgage broker Interhyp’s annual Wohntraumstudie, show that gen z homeownership in Germany is not just expensive: for…
Winter Is Knocking: Germany’s First Snow, Storm and Cold Front Arrive This Weekend
Germany just searched for “winter” more than 50,000 times in a single day — and the weather is answering. Winter in Germany is arriving in force this weekend: a stormy Friday, a cold front on Sunday with the first snowflakes in the mountains, and then a warmer rebound next week. Here is what the forecasts…
Hong Kong’s 90-Year-Old Kuei Lee Soy Sauce Brewery Closes After Factory Land Resumed
The Kuei Lee soy sauce closure marks the end of one of Hong Kong’s most recognisable heritage food brands. The nearly 90-year-old soy sauce maker has stopped production at its Kwu Tung factory and will close its Wanchai shop once remaining stock sells out, after its land was resumed under the Northern Metropolis development plan….
Pic du Midi Hotel Reopening: France’s Highest Hotel Is Back After 30 Years
France’s highest hotel reopening has become one of the country’s most searched business topics this week. The Hôtellerie des Laquets, perched at 2,620 metres on the Pic du Midi in the Pyrenees, reopened on 25 September 2026 after nearly thirty years of closure and a €12 million renovation. At the same time, a new hotel…
Australia’s Debt Surge: Why Households Are Feeling the Squeeze at 4.6%
Australian household debt is trending for an uncomfortable reason: borrowers are now carrying the heaviest debt-servicing load since the late 1980s, even though official interest rates are less than a third of what they were back then. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has lifted the official cash rate to 4.60 per cent — its…