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After growing up as a global citizen, Rhuigi Villaseñor settled in Southern California and found his twin passions: clothing and hustle. Kendrick Lamar wore a t-shirt design of his, the bandana tee, on stage at the BET Awards and everything changed. RHUDE would be born shortly thereafter, and Rhuigi would go on to create a unique language at the intersection of Americana, Luxury and Streetwear that would drive the brand to the pinnacle of cool and also to commercial success. But of course not without his fair share of mistakes and missteps.

Deutsche Bank Awaits Market Calm Before Going Long China Stocks

ECB Says Europe’s Economy Seen ‘Far’ From Stagflation Scenario

Volkswagen CEO Diess Warns Car Plants Are at Risk From Energy Supply Halt

Online Drug Sellers Lead China Tech Losses on Fears of Sales Ban

Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group Raises Stake in Hugo Boss

UK Rail Operators to Meet With Unions as Disruption Drags On

Powerful Earthquake Kills At Least 280 People in Afghanistan

The World’s Bubbliest Housing Markets Are Flashing Warning Signs

White House Claim of Inflation Cushion Undercut by Savings Data

Title IX: Scurry's Career, Law Forever Linked At Smithsonian

London’s Latest Drinking Craze Is the Vegetable Martini

Russian Kaliningrad Is a Microcosm of Europe’s Woes

Italy’s Families Aren’t Rich Enough to Evade a Crisis

The Hidden Cost of Saving UK Taxpayers Billions of Pounds

LVMH Has a Younger Arnault Working on Its Makeover of Tiffany’s

Emmanuel Macron Wants to Pay Workers a Dividend

China’s Consumer Confidence Crisis Will Leave Permanent Scars

Civil Jury Finds Bill Cosby Sexually Abused Teenager in 1975

Dartmouth Is Getting Rid of Student Loans for Undergraduates

Hong Kong’s Gay Rights Advocates Fear Civil Crackdown May Undo Progress

Firefighters Battle Wildfire Near Turkish Resort of Marmaris

Solar Panel Material Price Hits Highest in a Decade in China

NYC Jails Report Second Death in Two Days as Safety Calls Mount

The 911 for Mental Health Is Almost Here — Ready or Not

Hong Kong’s Floating Jumbo Restaurant Sinks at Sea

Bitcoin Sinks Again as Risk-Off Mood Returns on Recession Fears

BlockFi CEO Prince on Credit Pact With FTX, Crypto Plunge: Q&A

Short Sellers Are Having a Field Day Betting Against Crypto Stocks

Meta Platforms Inc. said it removed a network of 400 Facebook accounts and pages in the Philippines as it guards against misinformation ahead of the May 9 elections.

The people behind this activity claimed to be hacktivists who used duplicate accounts to deface news websites in the Philippines, Facebook’s parent company said in an April 6 statement. A separate network of Facebook pages maintained by communist armed group New People’s Army was also removed for violating policies against violence, it said.