On Elton John and the darker side of the employer-employee relationship
From Elton John’s sexual misconduct case to Nigella Lawson’s employee prosecution that detailed her drug abuse, Jennifer Agate points out…
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Amsterdam’s Conservatorium Hotel is full of cultural and culinary charm
The Conservatorium Hotel has an unrivalled blend of location, history, charm and culinary skill that makes it the ideal base…
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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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Duncan Bannatyne net worth
Scottish businessman and ‘oldest dragon’, Duncan Bannatyne has a reported net worth of £175 million. Bannatyne was born to Jean…
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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…
Nick Jenkins net worth
Founder of online greeting card company Moonpig and new judge on Dragons’ Den, Nick Jenkins net worth is estimated to…
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Review: La Belle Assiette
Culinary queen Sophie McIntyre is happily usurped at her own dinner party by a home cooking maestro from La Belle…
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Food Friday: Beat the heat at London’s newest restaurants and residencies
John Underwood rounds up the best places to cool off with a chilled plate, or an icy glass, this weekend.…
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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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It’s business as usual ‘with a twist’ in London after Brexit ‘heart attack’
After the initial week of damage control and reflection, property specialist Paul Munford tells Oleńka Hamilton that London will be…
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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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Review: Masterpiece 2016 at the Royal Hospital Chelsea
Sophie McIntyre tours the roads of Modernism, sculpture, jewellery and astounding art that made up this year’s Masterpiece. An afternoon…
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Protecting your will from ‘passive’ challengers
Sophie Wettern outlines the necessary steps to avoid a family turmoil after you die. Have you made a will? If…
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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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Review: Tuscany’s Il Pellicano & Castel Porrona
Melinda Hughes visits two iconic hotels in a high-end return to the Tuscany of her art student youth Il Pellicano’s…
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Giovanni’s Gin Joint at Quaglino’s: returning to the Roaring Twenties in style
An evening with handcrafted gin cocktails, jazz and rhapsodic dancing at the St James’s venue gives Daria Solomatina a taste…
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Theresa May is inheriting an anarchic state of affairs post EU-referendum
With the EU referendum compared to a natural disaster by the OECD, plans to avert Brexit are ten-a-penny (or eleven-point-nine-a-eurocent)…
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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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How would the Messi tax scandal be treated by HMRC?
Jennifer Emms looks at the Revenue and the Crown Prosecution Service’s legal armouries when it comes to persecuting tax evaders.…
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