Offshore offence: HMRC’s tax evasion hunt has begun
HNWs need to be on top of their tax or face the Revenue’s ‘death ray’, writes Danny Bentley-White Bad news:…
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How wealth is moving to Downtown Manhattan
The heart of New York is undergoing a regeneration with a new generation of buyers in mind, writes Catherine Moye…
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Review: 100 Wardour St, Soho
Very stylish interiors, spirited cocktails, surprisingly good food and groovy music make 100 Wardour St a discreet hit, writes Sarah…
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The silver lining to the blood on the high street
The strategic shift at M&S and latest closures from House of Fraser show a retail sector in systemic change —…
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New wine abounds in the Garden of England
Kent is leading the exciting evolution of English wine, writes Clive Aslet What a year 2017 was for English wine.…
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Should HMRC have more time to investigate offshore tax?
A recent proposal to amend HMRC rules for offshore is about to make tax investigations even more onerous, writes Colin…
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Book Review: ‘Skin in the Game — Hidden Assymetries in Daily Life’ by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
A forthright polemic on life and business, writes Christopher Silvester For the Lebanese-American thinker Nassim Nicholas Taleb, a former financial…
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Lily Allen’s Net Worth
Born (the second of four children) to Welsh-born film producer and comedienne Alison Owen and British actor Keith Allen, on…
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Big Tech vs Big Data — why privacy is at greater risk than before
We should all be worried by tech firms’ failure to protect our data – but not for the reasons many…
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Chelsea’s new goldsmith launches her first collection
Determined to pick up her father’s rare jewellery skills, Jessie Thomas is carving out her own sparkling career, writes Olenka…
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Finding Brazil’s bohemian rhapsody
UHNWs and villagers live in harmony in Latin America’s most beguiling town. Is this the real life? Is this just…
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Mary J. Blige’s Net Worth
Mary J. Blige was born in Brooklyn to Vietnam War veteran Thomas Blige and nurse Cora on January 11, 1971.…
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Why divorce law still lags behind the modern family
Family law reform may make separation easier for the traditional family, but changes will not be up to speed with…
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Businesses should mind the scale-up gap
There’s good news with total investment in SMEs doubling last year, but relatively little of the cash is going towards…
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Why the Home Office is complicating investor visas
With the UKBA’s requirement for a Tolstoyesque dossier of details on visa applicants, one may be able to sympathise with…
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Review: Pied à terre, Fitzrovia
The low-key exterior of this Michelin-star establishment is curiously juxtaposed with its vibrant, flavourful creations, writes Arun Kakar Tucked away…
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Scrapping inheritance tax won’t make divorce easier
The think tank’s proposed tax reform might clash with the uncertainty around matrimonial law and finance, writes Marilyn Bell Resolution…
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Special report: Rebirth of the North
Whisper it quietly, but after decades in the wilderness the North of England really is on the way to becoming…
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Review: Translations, the Olivier Theatre, National Theatre
The powerful and compelling new production of Brian Friel’s 1980s masterpiece is a triumph, says Alec Marsh It’s a safe…
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Is it time to end divorce’s ‘meal ticket for life’?
Baroness Deech’s Bill will change the financial landscape of divorce as we know it, write Jo Edwards and Jonny Lyness…
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