Olyvia Kwok: meet the art world’s It girl
Olyvia Kwok didn’t exactly tiptoe meekly into London’s art world — but she’s learned from her mistakes, she tells Michael…
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Can the Big Society solve the ‘black hole’ of charity spending?
With the gap between rich and poor widening, social investment feels like a new take on patronage, through the lens…
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How Turkey’s attempted coup affects HNWs
WealthInsight’s Oliver Williams looks at how the recent attempted coup in Turkey, and the ensuing backlash, are impacting the region’s…
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Robo wealth managers — the future or just a fad?
‘Robo-advice’ via algorithms is catching on in wealth management — but is it safe and responsible yet? Tanzeel Akhtar investigates.…
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What’s in store for Singapore after winning Asia-Pacific’s top financial rank?
Despite recent bad press, the Lion City of Singapore is continuing its growth as a major financial centre, writes Rasika…
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CEO life hack: how to deliver a killer speech
Nick Gold describes the best ways for CEOs to really capture their audiences, and what they can learn from comedians…
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Touker Suleyman net worth
Serial entrepreneur and retail moghul Touker Suleyman has a net worth of £150 million. Touker Suleyman studied at Peckham Manor…
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Sarah Willingham net worth
Financial expert, serial entrepreneur and new member of Dragons’ Den, Sarah Willingham has an estimated net worth of £12 million.…
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Deborah Meaden net worth
Deborah Meaden is reported to have a net worth of £40 million partly thanks to her Dragons’ Den investments. Born…
How big business can save the music industry
A sound partnership between both worlds is imminent, writes Zak Smith. The music business has for the past few years…
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House of Lords discusses how Bitcoin technology could impact City
John Underwood reports on the Economic Affairs Committee’s findings and how the Bank of England hope the Government’s adoption of…
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Return of the Whigs
John Underwood meets the business consultant whose disillusion with the status quo has led him to re-found Britain’s newest, and…
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Why the world’s next credit crunch is on its way
QE was meant to stimulate the economy, sucking future growth back to today, but it has also left the future…
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Meet the American who brings new hope to the Arab film industry
After a long business career, American Michael Garin is enjoying his unlikely new role helping to develop Abu Dhabi’s film…
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The Cornucopia Club: revival of the salons
A philanthropic club is helping to breathe new life into the world of salons, with its own members hosting creative…
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London’s financial crown looks safe despite Brexit and naysayers
William Cash aims a shotgun of rhetoric at anyone questioning the validity of London as the world’s financial capital post…
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Theresa May City favourite for Tory leadership
The home secretary is currently seen as a safe pair of hands to protect the Square Mile’s interests post-Brexit, writes…
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Why the experts were all wrong about Brexit
William Cash says the editors of The Economist have more than egg on their faces (again). We heard a lot…
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It’s time to bring sexy back to financial journalism
Financial journalism has fallen on hard times, says Stephen Fay, but the newspapers’ failings have opened the door for a…
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Buzz Aldrin: on space, sobriety and scuba-dives
The moon is not enough for Buzz Aldrin, who insists we need to be taking giant leaps much farther afield,…
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