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VideoLVMH sales fall as China's luxury demand slump worsens
STORY: The world’s biggest luxury group has a growing problem with China. French giant LVMH on Tuesday reported a 3% fall in sales over the third quarter, dropping to just under $21 billion. That was their first decline since the pandemic era. Sales in Asia outside Japan - which largely means China - plunged 16%. The country’s post-health crisis spending spree faded away last year, with a property crisis weighing on consumer confidence. Hopes that government stimulus measures would revive spendi
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VideoWhat do Australian teens think about a ban on their social media?
STORY: Australia’s federal government announced last month that it plans to ban younger teenagers from using social media in response to concerns about bullying, predatory grooming and physical and mental health. If successfully rolled out, it would be the world’s first age-based ban targeting internet platforms. However, the proposed ban has received backlash from many young Australians, like Kioko, who say the ban would actually make life harder for them and isolate them further. "Being autist
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VideoSteve Clarke hails Nicky Devlin's 'brave' block in Scotland's draw with Portugal
Steve Clarke praised debutant Nicky Devlin for a vital late block that helped Scotland claim their first Nations League point in a spirited goalless draw at home to Portugal. The 30-year-old Aberdeen right-back came off the bench for his first cap as a replacement for Anthony Ralston in the 88th minute and made a crucial challenge to stop Rafael Leao grabbing the winner in stoppage time. The draw – gratefully received by the home players and supporters at the end as Portugal captain Cristiano Ro
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VideoTree Kangaroo Chows Down on Fresh Spring Flowers
Tree kangaroos at an Australian wildlife sanctuary have welcomed the changing seasons, chomping on freshly delivered spring flowers in footage released on October 16.Video sent to Storyful by Zoos Victoria shows Mani, a tree kangaroo at Healesville Sanctuary, chowing down on some native flowers brought to her by her keeper, Katherine Sarris.“Mani received a selection of native flowers including bottlebrush, grevilia and flowering plum which is her favourite,” Sarris said in a press release sent
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