BBC World
Starbucks reports 75% of its drinks are now cold, as Gen Z opts for customisable, sugary concoctions over traditional coffee, turning beverage choice into a form of self-expression and a goldmine for the chain.
BBC Business
India's beauty market is booming, with Gen Z spending double what millennials did, and global giants like Estée Lauder and L'Oréal scrambling to get a piece of the $23bn pie that's set to nearly double by 2030.
BBC Business
Prenups are booming among young couples who'd rather hash out finances over brunch than in divorce court, because nothing says 'I love you' like a legally binding exit strategy.
The Guardian
India's Gen Z protesters, armed with memes and rage over a leaked exam, forced a minister's resignation and cracked Modi's 12-year narrative control.
The Verge
Graduates across the country are booing tech executives who tell them AI is inevitable - proving that telling people their jobs are doomed and they should be grateful is not, in fact, a winning commencement strategy.
The Guardian Europe
Five Birmingham friends face their 30s, capitalism, and a stray dog in a film that makes you laugh, cry, and question your life choices.
The Guardian
PM denies Gen Z voters influenced budget tax tweaks, Coles faces discount deception verdict, and a royal commission defines antisemitism - just another Tuesday in Australian politics.
TechCrunch
Allison Stern raises $10M for Mother Ventures, betting that the $2.4 trillion moms control is an 'economic engine' - not just a reason to buy cards once a year.
ZDNet
LinkedIn's new report reveals that 72% of job seekers now treat every listing as a potential scam, because apparently that's where we are now.
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