'Brits are still coming to France' despite post-Brexit fall in property sales
by @thelocalfrance
@thelocalfrance— New data on property sales revealed a post-Brexit fall in the number of Brits buying second homes in France - but estate agents say that UK buyers are still a big force, but now they're more likely to move to France than buy a holiday home here.
www.thestar.co.uk—Majority of Brits still planning family holidays despite rising costs. New research from Legal & General has revealed many Brits are still prioritising family holidays, despite rising costs and financial pressure amidst the cost-of-living crisis. The research found that 46% of Brits think it is important to go on multigenerational holidays, which include both their immediate and extended family members. It also found the majority (54%) said they will be planning to go on a holiday this year. While the research shows many people are still prioritising holidays,...
New York Post—Knicks' Josh Hart still comes up huge despite not making any field goals. Hart has established himself as the type of do-it-all player who can significantly impact a game without scoring,
ETtech.com—DoorDash Q1: DoorDash posts better-than-expected Q1 sales but shares fall on cost concerns. DoorDash reported higher-than-expected revenue in the first quarter, as strong growth in U.S. grocery orders helped make up for slowing restaurant demand. But the company's shares fell 12% in after-hours trading Wednesday as investors appeared concerned about rising costs. DoorDash said its net loss narrowed to $23 million in the first quarter, compared to a loss of $161 million in the same period a year ago. The loss, of 6 cents per share, was higher than the 3-cent loss Wall Street had...