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A Qsuite cabin aboard a Qatar Airways Boeing 777-300ER.Business · Nov 8, 2026Premium cabins: airlines’ bet on revenueRoomier seats, lounges and paid options: airlines are targeting travellers willing to spend more. American Airlines’ figures show why rising premium revenue is not, on its own, enough to guarantee a profit.A Wacom Intuos4 graphics tablet and its stylus, illustrative photograph.Jobs · Nov 8, 2026Graphic designers: when AI shifts work towards correctionAI can speed up the production of an initial image, but correcting it and adapting it to briefs are changing the work of professionals in the situations described by Franceinfo. Individual accounts, fees and exposure data do not measure the same thing.An electric car plugged into a charging point outside the TÜV Rheinland headquarters in Cologne.Technology · Nov 8, 2026Electric cars: charging changes habits, but not in the same way for everyoneSwitching to electric mainly changes the timing and location of refuelling. Charging at home, at work or at a public charging point: these accounts shed light on different habits, without guaranteeing the same costs or convenience for everyone.Electric rickshaws travelling in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India.Business · Nov 8, 2026In India, the electric rickshaw is changing drivers’ work tooIn India, electric rickshaws are gaining ground because the savings on running costs can matter to drivers who are on the road all day. However, charging, financing and the supply of components determine who can actually make the switch.The Maare-Mosel-Radweg near Wittlich, Germany, in July 2022.Economy · Nov 8, 2026German cycle tourism: what the €18.1 billion figure measuresIn Germany, spending related to cycle tourism reached €18.1 billion in 2025. This gross turnover is not the same as the €8.4 billion in value added: scope, spending and economic impact tell different stories.Pedestrians walking along a street in Nairobi, illustrative photograph.Science · Nov 8, 2026Why groups of walkers sometimes turn leftA study conducted in Spain and Japan finds an average bias towards the left in walking experiments. It links this to individual tendencies, without identifying their origin or presenting it as a universal rule.The façade of the Cité des sciences et de l’industrie in Paris, in July 2026.Culture · Nov 8, 2026Magic in Paris, felines in Bordeaux: two exhibitions that offer a different perspectiveThe Cité des sciences explores how we perceive things; the Muséum de Bordeaux places the cat within the feline family. Two ways to choose a science outing that goes beyond spectacle alone.The back of an iPhone 16 held in a hand, in an illustrative photograph.Technology · Nov 8, 2026iPhone keyboard: a word that isn’t suggested isn’t impossible to typeAn investigation describes expressions excluded from gesture typing and predictions. To understand the filter, QuickPath, suggestions and spellchecking need to be distinguished.Lando Norris’s McLaren during the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix, archive image.Motorsport · Nov 8, 2026São Paulo Grand Prix: Norris on pole as penalties shake up the gridNorris set the fastest time at Interlagos, but rain and penalties have reshuffled the grid. Here’s what the qualifying order tells us — and what it doesn’t — ahead of the Grand Prix.Entrance to the National Institute for Deaf Young People in Paris, illustrative photograph.Education · Nov 8, 2026Learning French Sign Language: beyond the alphabet and gesturesAlphabet, vocabulary, sentences and facial expression: an introduction to French Sign Language goes beyond memorising gestures. Paris workshops offer guidance on choosing a course.A European robin with an orange breast on a branch in a snowy landscape, illustrative photograph.Nature and environment · Nov 8, 2026Why robins follow gardeners and still sing in winterTurned soil gives them access to food; their song also helps defend a territory. These two behaviours shed light on the robin behind its familiar appearance.The pitch and stands at the Parc des Princes, seen from the players’ tunnel exit, in an illustrative photograph.Football · Nov 8, 2026PSG-Troyes: an 11th consecutive win, but not by a wide marginPSG beat Troyes 1-0 on matchday 10 of Ligue 1. It was an eleventh successive win in all competitions, but a narrow victory that leaves the standings provisional.
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