Essay: Why Adam Smith matters more than ever
Adam Smith’s free-market economic theories may be more than two centuries old, but we still have much to learn from…
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The Spear’s Review of 2018
Christopher Jackson looks back on a year of limbo in the UK, and chaos elsewhere – and seeks solace in…
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Daga v Daga: a warning to all gold-digger spouses
The Daga v Daga case is a salutary warning to all gold-digger spouses with mercenary intentions that there is no…
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The Ivy review: ‘Celebrity spotting’ on West Street
Christopher Jackson enjoys some old classics at the classic restaurant – but spots no celebrities on this occasion What’s in…
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Review: Kaspar’s at the Savoy
Christopher Jackson heads to the Savoy, and has a night to remember, and has particular plaudits for the lobster bisque…
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Skin in the game: Lincoln’s wealth management philosophy
Ross Elder and Lincoln Private Investment Office have brought a new philosophy to wealth management – and central to it…
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Can you ‘explain’ your wealth?
Those hoping UWOs are a passing fad will be disappointed, writes Ben Rose There is a chill wind blowing through…
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Kate Adie on bombs, ‘mob’ journalism and embracing fear
The former war correspondent extraordinaire recalls a life of conflict and observes a profession in a state of flux. As…
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That’s the Spirit: Here’s our top five Christmas liqueurs
Christmas provides an ideal opportunity to partake in some very special beverages, writes Jonathan Ray For those of us poor…
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What the Pennsylvania priests’ case reveals about the ‘right’ to reputation
To what extent do we have a right to reputation? And to what extent does that right fall away when…
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Utopian travel: Fast-growing luxury group seeks third round of funding
Here is a unique opportunity to capitalise on fast-growing experiential travel and millennial markets The newly-launched Utopian Hotel Collection has…
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Investor visa suspension: uncertainty looms
The axe falls on Britain’s ‘gold-plated’ visas amid the government’s clampdown on dirty money, reports Arun Kakar Global elites looking…
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Jason Cowley: Cricket can tell us a lot about decision making in business
From cricket to business and politics, the skills required to make big decisions are as elusive as they are crucial,…
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December PPFM – everything to see, spend and do
Pinch Punch First of the Month: Six things to see, spend and do over the next 30 days. Edited by…
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Brexit Britain will be a leader in ‘affordable luxury’ – new report
Brexit and tourism are helping the UK’s luxury market to blossom, but uncertainty is starting to nag, reports Arun Kakar…
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Daniel Pinto joins ‘pioneer’ Martin Sorrell in $90m equity raise
Stanhope Capital’s Daniel Pinto tells David Dawkins that investment in Sir Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital equity raise is part of…
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On Brexit’s unspoken impact on charities
Brexit may bring with it ‘big and painful’ changes to the UK’s charitable sector, but all is not lost, writes…
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Nick Foulkes: Why craftsmanship makes us feel so good
In this age of mass consumerism, a celebration of craftsmanship is just what we need to remind us to look…
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Alan Greenspan: ‘The system is eventually going to unwind’
In a wide ranging discussion with Mark Carney and Economist political editor Adrian Wooldridge, Alan Greenspan, 92, claims the US…
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Rusticated life: Tanya Gold on the cult of the holiday cottage
The problem of living in a country idyll is everyone wants to go there – even if it is to…
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