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- 1Shein quarterly profit plunges 67% on rising costs and weak Europe sales●Shein quarterly profit falls 67% as costs jump, Europe sales slump
Fast-fashion giant Shein reported a 67% drop in quarterly profit, hurt by sharply higher costs and a slump in sales across Europe. The results add pressure on the retailer as it faces growing regulatory scrutiny in Europe and intensifying competition from rivals like Temu, raising questions about the durability of its ultra-cheap, rapid-turnaround business model.
- 2Shein shares plunge 14% to record low after profit slides●Shares of fast-fashion's Shein plunge 14% to record low after profit slides
Shein's shares fell 14% to a record low after the fast-fashion retailer reported sliding profits. The drop underlines mounting pressure on the company as it prepares for a possible public listing, with investors worried about weakening margins, growing competition from rivals like Temu, and regulatory scrutiny in key Western markets.
- 3Shein shares drop 6% as quarterly profit plunges 67%▼Shares of fast-fashion platform Shein fall 6% after quarterly profit slides 67%
Shein's shares fell 6% after the fast-fashion company reported a 67% drop in quarterly profit, adding pressure on the retailer as it prepares for a potential public listing. The sharp decline highlights mounting challenges for the low-cost fashion giant, including rising costs and intensifying competition in global fast-fashion markets.
- 4Shein profits fall by two-thirds in first public earnings●Shein’s profits fall by two-thirds in first earnings report as a public company
Shein has reported its first results as a public company, revealing that profits fell by roughly two-thirds. The decline in the fast-fashion retailer's earnings is drawing attention to pressures on its business model, including scrutiny over tariffs, competition and its much-anticipated listing. Analysts and investors are weighing what the sharp drop means for the company's valuation and growth prospects going forward.
- 5Shein shares drop as quarterly profit slides 67%▼Shares of fast-fashion platform Shein fall 4% after quarterly profit slides 67%
Shein's quarterly profit fell 67%, sending shares down 4%. The sharp earnings decline for the fast-fashion retailer is drawing attention as investors and industry watchers weigh what it signals about the company's business ahead of its long-mooted stock market listing.
- 6Marshall Islands President Addresses UN General Assembly▼Statement by Hilda Heine, President of the Marshall Islands, at the General Debate of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly
Hilda Heine, President of the Marshall Islands, delivered a statement at the General Debate of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly. As leader of a low-lying Pacific nation, Heine has frequently used UN addresses to press for stronger global action on climate change and rising seas threatening island states. Details of her specific remarks were not available.
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Fast-fashion retailer Shein returned to profit in the second quarter, according to a Reuters report. The turnaround marks a recovery for the online retailer after a period of losses, and comes as the company prepares for a potential stock market listing while facing scrutiny over labour practices and environmental impact. Investors and industry watchers will be looking for details on margins, sales growth and how new import tariff rules are affecting its low-price business model.
- 8Shein's European sales fall sharply after price hikes▼Shein reports sharp drop in Europe sales after price hikes
Fast-fashion retailer Shein has reported a sharp drop in sales across Europe following price increases, according to Reuters. The decline suggests the company's bargain-focused customer base is highly sensitive to higher prices, which have been driven in part by tariffs and regulatory changes affecting low-value imports. The slowdown raises questions about Shein's growth strategy in one of its key markets.
- 9Europe Prepares Crackdown on Temu and Shein Over Toxic Products▼Cadmium Instead of Silver and Toxic Clothing: Europe Prepares a Crackdown on Temu and Shein
European regulators are preparing a crackdown on Chinese e-commerce platforms Temu and Shein, citing products contaminated with hazardous substances. Reports describe cheap jewellery made with cadmium instead of silver and clothing containing toxic chemicals. The move signals tighter enforcement of EU product safety rules on goods sold through low-cost direct-from-China marketplaces.
- 10Shein slides as Europe sales and profit suffer●Fast fashion retailer Shein slides as Europe sales and profit suffer (SHEIN:Private)
Fast fashion giant Shein is facing a downturn in its European business, with sales and profits both taking a hit. The company, known for its ultra-cheap online clothing, is reportedly struggling in one of its key markets. Details on the scale of the decline and the company's response remain limited, but the news adds to pressure on the retailer as it weighs a potential public listing.
- 11Shein says the video is AI but the sale deals are real●The Video Is AI. The Deals Are Real. | SHEIN Real Deal Sale Live Now
Shein is running a 'Real Deal Sale' with an ad campaign that openly labels its video as AI-generated while insisting the discounts are genuine. The unusual disclaimer-plus-promotion combination is drawing attention as brands experiment with AI-made advertising, and the campaign is racking up millions of likes as the sale goes live.
- 12Bremen await fitness updates on Hein and Itten before Dortmund trip●Bremen sweat over fitness of Hein and Itten as trip to Dortmund looms
Werder Bremen are waiting to learn whether key players Hein and Itten will be fit in time for their upcoming Bundesliga away match against Borussia Dortmund. The club faces a nervous wait over the pair's fitness, with their availability likely to shape Bremen's plans for the trip to Signal Iduna Park.
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed the Ayotzinapa case, former president Felipe Calderón and her predecessor Andrés Manuel López Obrador during her morning press conference, drawing wide attention in Mexico. Separately, her administration announced a working group to prevent violence in schools, and Sheinbaum is preparing a two-day visit where officials want broad participation.
- 14Frozen Zoo scientist on preserving wildlife DNA▼Preserving wildlife DNA for the future: Interview with the Frozen Zoo’s Katie Heineman
Conservation scientist Katie Heineman of the Frozen Zoo spoke about efforts to preserve wildlife DNA for the future. The Frozen Zoo stores genetic samples from endangered and extinct species, aiming to safeguard biodiversity and support research and potential de-extinction work. The interview covers how these collections are maintained and why genetic archives are becoming central to conservation.
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Historically low water levels on the Rhine near Rees, Germany, have exposed a tank previously hidden underwater. German media report the wartime relic has emerged from the riverbed as the waterline drops, drawing attention from locals and observers of the ongoing drought on the Rhine.
- 16EU opens infringement proceedings against Germany over economic ministry inaction●Da Bundeswirtschaftsministerin Katherina Reiche (sog. cdU) ihre Arbeit nicht erledigt und auch sonst scheinbar lediglich
German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche of the CDU is facing criticism after the European Commission launched infringement proceedings against Germany. Critics accuse her of failing to do her job and of acting ideologically and under lobby influence rather than in the national interest. The comments are circulating in German-language discussions about EU politics.
- 17New Hindi song 'Tum Mere Ho' featuring Gurmeet Choudhary and Isha Malviya●Tumhein Bhi Humse | Tum Mere Ho | Gurmeet Choudhary, Isha Malviya, Vishal Mishra, Mithoon, Ashish P
A new Hindi music release, 'Tumhein Bhi Humse | Tum Mere Ho', has been launched, starring television actors Gurmeet Choudhary and Isha Malviya. The track involves music from composer Mithoon with Vishal Mishra and Ashish P also associated. The song is drawing large audiences and strong engagement within days of its release.
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A schoolgirl collapsed suddenly during a lesson in Ludwigshafen am Rhein, and according to reports every attempt to help her came too late. The girl died despite rescue efforts, according to T-Online coverage of the incident. The sudden death of a young student in a classroom has shocked the local community, with people asking how such a collapse could happen without warning.
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Borussia Dortmund's possible sponsorship deal with arms manufacturer Rheinmetall is dividing the club and its fans. Reports suggest the BVB leadership is leaning toward the partnership, but the controversial nature of cooperating with a defence company has sparked strong debate among supporters and in German media.
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Police in North Rhine-Westphalia have prevented an alleged attack plan by men said to be close to the Islamic State, according to a report by German outlet WELT. The counter-terror operation in the western German state is drawing wide attention as details about the suspects and the suspected plot remain limited.
- 21Stop Killing Games organisers launch Stop Killing the Internet petition●The people who did # StopKillinggames wants your help again! Sign the Stop # StopKillingTheInternet ! Now!!! Say NO to D
The organisers of the Stop Killing Games citizens' initiative are calling on supporters to back a new European Citizens' Initiative, Stop Killing the Internet. The campaign urges people to say no to Digital ID and age verification requirements, and is collecting signatures through the EU's official citizens' initiative portal. Supporters are being encouraged to spread the word and sign online.
- 22French commenter mocks compatriots in France-Italy banter●Bon bah on a de gros débiles chez nous aussi hein. #FRAITA
A French social media user quipped 'well, we have big idiots at home too', adding the hashtag #FRAITA, a tag used for France-Italy exchanges. The remark appears to be self-deprecating national banter comparing the two countries, likely reacting to something an Italian side said or did. Beyond the joke itself, no further details about the specific incident are given.
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Pittsburgh Panthers quarterback Mason Heintschel is dealing with an injury, and early reports suggest the news is not positive for the freshman signal-caller. Updates on his condition are circulating as fans await official word from the program on the severity and how long he may be sidelined.
- 24Japan's leader condemns murder of woman allegedly by US Marine in Okinawa▼Japanese leader calls woman's murder, allegedly by U.S. Marine in Okinawa, "heinous crime" as outrage spreads
Japan's prime minister has described the murder of a woman in Okinawa, allegedly committed by a US Marine, as a "heinous crime". The killing has sparked public outrage in Japan, where the heavy US military presence on Okinawa has long been a source of tension, and is likely to put fresh strain on the US-Japan alliance and renew calls to review basing agreements.
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The hashtag #TheInvisibleDragonQ1 is trending in Sweden, though the phrase itself carries no obvious established meaning. Its wording suggests a possible reference to a quarterly report or business update, but no company, event or statement has been clearly attached to it. Users appear to be sharing and searching the tag to work out what it refers to.
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Finance Minister Eelco Heinen is facing criticism after it emerged that Dutch investors will pay considerably more tax in the period before the transition to a new capital gains tax system takes effect. De Telegraaf reports that savers and investors face a significant additional tax burden ahead of the reform, raising questions about the timing and fairness of the changeover.
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Police in Rhineland-Palatinate are asking the public for help locating Milena, a 13-year-old girl missing from Lörzweiler near Mainz. The appeal, circulated through regional news outlets, is drawing attention across the region as people share the description and urge anyone with information to contact the authorities.
- 28New podcast episode on At the Mountains of Madness released▼Die neue Podcast Folge zum Buch "Berge des Wahnsinns" ist ab sofort überall zu hören. https:// linktr.ee/einbucheinteepo
The German book podcast "Ein Buch ein Tee" has released a new episode discussing H.P. Lovecraft's novella "At the Mountains of Madness" ("Berge des Wahnsinns"). The episode is available on all major podcast platforms, and the announcement was shared with the book-loving community on the fediverse.
- 29US Marine arrested on suspicion of murder in Japan▼US Marine arrested on suspicion of murder after 'brutal and heinous' death in Japan, officials say
American authorities say a US Marine has been arrested in Japan on suspicion of murder following a death described by officials as brutal and heinous. Few details about the victim or circumstances have been released. The case is likely to renew attention on crimes involving US military personnel stationed in Japan, a recurring source of diplomatic friction between the two allies.
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German sports media are discussing Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Bayern Munich's intentions regarding Florian Wirtz, with SPORT1 asking what the club is planning for the midfielder. Rummenigge, a longtime Bayern board figure, remains a prominent voice in German football debates, and any comments on Wirtz's future draw wide attention among fans.
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German investors are asking whether Rheinmetall stock is a good buy at current levels, with financial sites debating the right entry point. The defence company's shares have been among Germany's most talked-about stocks, driven by rising European defence spending and strong order books, leaving many retail investors weighing whether the rally still offers upside or whether valuations have run too far.
- 32Hesse's governor Rhein rules out policy cooperation with AfD●"Hessens Ministerpräsident Rhein schließt eine inhaltliche Zusammenarbeit mit der AfD aus. In den Augen des CDU-Landesch
Hesse's Minister-President Boris Rhein has ruled out any substantive cooperation with the AfD, but the CDU state chairman said the party should nonetheless be able to take over parliamentary committee chairmanships at federal level. Critics see this as a sign that resistance from the 'bourgeois middle' to normalising dealings with the AfD is slowly eroding.
- 33Fan spends ten years fixing Ultima Underworld renderer flaw●[1/2] this is one crazy impressive piece of work: /u/Heinz2001 spent *ten years* researching, disassembling, and rewriti
A developer known as Heinz2001 has spent ten years researching, disassembling, and rewriting code from the classic RPG Ultima Underworld, correcting an unusual flaw in the game's 3D renderer. The work involved reverse-engineering dozens of lines of the game's bytecode and underlying assembly, with the corrected code now shared publicly. Commenters are praising the effort as an impressively dedicated piece of software preservation and modding work.
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Shein, the fast-fashion giant, is suffering a slump, and commentators argue its troubles reveal a deeper weakness across the fashion industry. The company's slowdown is being read as a sign that the fast-fashion model itself, built on cheap, rapid production, may be running out of room to grow as competition and scrutiny intensify.
- 35Mexico's Sheinbaum backs Olinia as homegrown electric city car▼"Sheinbaum, a former climate scientist, has touted Olinia as a zero-emissions option for urban mobility that could help Mexico develop domestic supply chains and launch a national brand. The vehicle is designed for short city trips rather than highway use, whi
President Claudia Sheinbaum, a former climate scientist, is promoting Olinia, a planned Mexican electric vehicle aimed at short urban trips rather than highway use. She has framed the compact EV as a zero-emissions mobility option that could help Mexico build domestic supply chains and launch a national automotive brand, drawing attention to the country's industrial and climate ambitions.
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A debate is under way over whether secondhand and thrift shopping can counter the rise of Shein, the ultra-fast-fashion retailer known for cheap, rapidly produced clothing. The discussion centres on the environmental and social costs of fast fashion and whether buying used clothes is a realistic, scalable alternative for consumers.
- 37Odds of another Fed rate hike in October drop sharply▼Zinspolitik in den # USA - FED Die Wahrscheinlichkeit einer erneuten Zinserhöhung im Oktober ist damit extrem gesunken D
The likelihood of the US Federal Reserve raising interest rates again in October has fallen sharply. Observers say the Fed will likely keep monitoring the effects of its previous tightening measures before deciding on further moves. Markets and investors are watching closely, with the development also drawing attention from cryptocurrency commentators sensitive to US monetary policy.
- 38Miu Miu, Sephora, Louis Vuitton Lead Busy Retail Week▼This Week in Retail: Miu Miu Launches Vinyl Club, Sephora Introduces Global Initiative, Louis Vuitton Opens Doha Jewelry Pop-Up, Shopify Debuts Canvas AI, Shein Opens Pop-Up in Belém
A busy week in retail saw Miu Miu launch a vinyl club, Sephora introduce a new global initiative, and Louis Vuitton open a jewelry pop-up in Doha. Shopify debuted Canvas, an AI tool for merchants, while fast-fashion giant Shein opened a pop-up store in Belém. The round-up highlights how fashion brands and e-commerce platforms are mixing physical retail experiences with new digital technology.
- 39Activists launch petition against EU digital ID and age verification●The people who did #StopKillinggames wants your help again!Sign the Stop #StopKillingTheInternet! Now!!! Say NO to Digit
Campaigners associated with the Stop Killing Games movement are urging Europeans to sign a new European Citizens' Initiative calling for an end to digital ID requirements and online age verification, warning these measures threaten internet privacy and open access. The petition, published on the European Commission's citizens' initiative platform, is being promoted across social media under the slogan Stop Killing The Internet.
- 40Werder Bremen await fitness news on Hein and Itten before Dortmund trip▼Werder Bremen sweat over fitness of Hein and Itten as trip to Dortmund looms
Werder Bremen are waiting to learn whether Fullkrug's teammates Hein and Itten will be fit for their upcoming Bundesliga match away at Borussia Dortmund. Both players are carrying fitness concerns, and their availability could shape the club's selection plans for the trip to Signal Iduna Park as Bremen prepare for the fixture.