Jenny Lee is a Features Journalist at The Irish News. She has dedicated her career to covering a diverse range of topics including arts, entertainment, celebrity interviews, human interest stories, parenting, and health. Jenny's work has been featured in prominent publications such as TIME, Fortune, and CNBC, showcasing her versatility and depth in storytelling.
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Jenny Lee's coverage predominantly focuses on promotional deals, gift guides, and seasonal content. She covers a wide range of topics including beauty & fashion, house & home, privacy regulation, fitness, money-saving tips, commuting and more.
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Key Points U.S. squishy toy sales quadrupled year-over-year to about $297 million in January through June.
Qantas said demand for international travel remained strong, with both Qantas and its low-cost carrier Jetstar increasing capacity and unit
By: Jenny Lee
Mixue shares extended losses after the Chinese ice cream and tea giant reported lower first-half profit despite higher revenue.
By: Jenny Lee
Key Points Medicube will launch across U.S. Costco stores in September, extending APR's push into major American retailers.
Shein made its Hong Kong market debut Tuesday. The fast-fashion giant plans to use 80% of its IPO proceeds on technology and global expansion.
Shein made its Hong Kong market debut Tuesday. The fast-fashion giant plans to use 80% of its IPO proceeds on technology and global expansion.
Key Points The Japanese beverage maker reported stronger fiscal first-quarter profit, helped by improved profitability in its core tea and beverage business.
Shein’s Hong Kong IPO puts the focus on how the fast-fashion retailer can reaccelerate growth as its low-cost model faces new pressures.
