Giving is a given for London's millennial workers
More than ever, London’s younger generation of professionals are looking for charitable traction in both their social and their working…
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Japan and the EU's quantitative easing offer investors opportunities
Low interest rates and a continuing dependence on printing money in Europe and Japan is opening doors for the savvy…
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William Cash’s letter from issue 45
William Cash champions bringing more veterans into the City and HNWs being savvy and safe when it comes to securing…
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Spear’s leaders from issue 45
Whatever the result of the forthcoming EU referendum, it’s unlikely to have any effect on one of our most determined…
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This magazine’s take on how Putin’s crackdowns could be changing London, Californian can-do in wealth management and the flip side…
ByLondon fights to keep its international mega-disputes with new 'Super Court'
A recently announced specialist court for ’blockbuster’ trials is expected to reinforce London’s reputation as the centre of global litigation,…
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Turkey’s Bodrum peninsula would make St. Tropez jealous
The sun may be setting on one side of the Aegean, leaving storm clouds to last a generation, but it’s…
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Luxurious Mozambique island retreat Benguerra Lodge re-opens
From the air, the sandy bays of Benguerra Island run in extravagant golden curves beside translucent turquoise waters twinkling in…
ByTurkey's Bodrum peninsula would make St. Tropez jealous
Zak Smith says that despite its chequered political situation Turkey is still providing top end luxury to global elites The…
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Book reviews: The Smile Revolution in Eighteenth Century Paris by Colin Jones and Debtonator By Andrew McNally
Mark Le Fanu on how smiling overturned a monarchy and Christopher Silvester on a sharp denunciation of our blind faith…
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Annoying your neighbours with your property is nothing new
There is a great history of English eccentrics irritating the locals, says Clive Aslet, thinking on the Kensington beach-hut house…
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For the greater good the wealthy should be left well alone
Piketty is wrong, says William Cash: those blaming the wealthy for economic inequality are missing the point – a country…
ByAfter Freddie Starr and Andrew Mitchell's libel disasters, should you always sue to protect your reputation?
Jennifer Agate on how libel can go spectacularly wrong ‘She has proved that… he groped her (an under-age school girl)…
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The pop-up beach is set to be every cool city’s summer trend
As we bask in glorious sunshine and July turns to August, the pop-up craze continues across Europe as those in…
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James Stunt must look after his new art to keep its real value
I noticed that James Stunt, husband of Petra Ecclestone, has been shopping for art this week. Those pictures of his…
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New players at the departure gates could mean turbulence for traditional airlines
Flying used to be simple. You chose your national flag carrier, signed up to its frequent flier programme, burned your…
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Champagne shampoo? Not without Philip Kingsley's approval
Since swapping the East End for Mayfair 60 years ago, ‘hair guru’ Philip Kingsley has enjoyed a golden touch. Here…
ByWe explain the budget's radical new changes for non-doms
John Goodchild of Pemberton Greenish takes us through the chancellor’s big changes As many will already know, the chancellor announced…
ByGuest recipe: Philippe Jourdin's line-caught seabass cooked on fennel wood and green asparagus with a black olive oil emulsion
We bring you a proven’al dish for English sunshine With the weather for once being appropriate for summer, heavy food…
ByThe story of Rolex's Tudor brand, from Greenland to Rochester
Tim Barber looks at the rise, fall and rise of a watch brand which has seen adventure in the icy…
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