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Yasuo Fukuda Dies Aged 90, Japan’s 91st Prime Minister
Former Japanese prime minister Yasuo Fukuda has died aged 90, Japanese media reported on Monday 26 October 2026. Fukuda, who led Japan as its 91st prime minister in 2007 and 2008, was the first person in the country’s constitutional history to follow his father into the top job. Yasuo Fukuda dies aged 90 TBS NEWS…
Ernst Tanner Lindt Crisis: Prices Too High, CEO Out
Lindt & Sprüngli chairman Ernst Tanner has broken his silence on the worst crisis of his 33 years at the Swiss chocolate maker, admitting the company raised its prices too far and lost customers in its second-biggest market. The Ernst Tanner Lindt interview, published by the NZZ am Sonntag on 24 October 2026, came days…
Singapore Haze 2026: Indoor Air Quality Falls as Purifier Sales Surge and Tourism Slumps
Singapore haze air quality has become the city-state’s defining business story of October 2026. Smoke from forest and peatland fires in Indonesia has kept pollution at unhealthy levels for weeks, and the effects now reach far beyond the skyline: air purifiers are selling out, masks are in short supply, and tour operators report bookings down…
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,…
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….
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…
Star Palace Closure: Ming Sing Palace Shuts Fanling Branch
The Star Palace closure at Hong Kong’s Fanling Cheung Wah Estate is the story behind the city’s top trending Business & Finance search this week. The branch of 明星皇宮 (Ming Sing Palace) ended service on 16 October 2026 — the sixth branch of the Star Seafood Restaurant group to close in two years, leaving roughly…
France Travel Reimbursement: Why ‘Remboursement’ Just Spiked on Google Trends
France travel reimbursement is suddenly one of the most-searched finance topics in the country. The term “remboursement” surged past 10K searches on Google Trends France in the last 24 hours, driven by travellers heading abroad for the Toussaint holidays who want to know one thing: how do I get my money back if I pay…