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Tackling inequality is important for rich and poor alike
One per cent of the world’s population will own as much wealth as the other 99 per cent by next…
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Emily Rookwood is unimpressed by the cold food and colder temperature of Jago, but warms up for Amaru The most…
ByExploring Copenhagen's restaurants beyond Noma
Scandiphile Emily Rookwood offers dining tips for exceptional food without the ants and moss Copenhagen has been one of the…
ByGuest recipes: Bocca di Lupo's blood orange treats
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ByHow a 'Great Estates' approach can help the modern property sector
The likes of Grosvenor, Cadogan and Portman can help inspire the longevity of modern property investment projects The pursuit of…
ByAfter the Charlie Hebdo attack, here's how to support free-speech charities
Angela Kail offers a guide to some of the charities which exist to support freedom of speech around the world…
ByMishcon de Reya's Mayfair Private appoints new CEO
Alistair Morgan will lead clients through the maze of their affairs with family office services As Spear’s has previously reported,…
ByBBC betrays its tabloid thinking with Cliff Richard 'scoop of the year' bid
Far from taking pride in invading Cliff Richard’s privacy, the BBC should hang its head, says Dominic Crossley of Payne…
BySouth Africa's vineyards also have restaurants to remember
Zak Smith thought he needed a little something to mop up all the fabulous South African wines he’d tried. Luckily…
ByThe roots of Leonardo's genius can be seen in Milan's Castello Sforzesco
A tree painted by the master has been uncovered in Milan, and Clive Aslet got to peep at its leaves…
ByIt's fireworks in Frankfurt over the eurozone crisis
Frankfurt hasn’t seen such drama since Gustavus Adolphus (left) marched on it. But ECB head Mario Draghi (right) is preparing…
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Spear’s is looking for a staff writer
Spear’s is recruiting a new staff writer. This is a varied role and an excellent opportunity for an ambitious, creative…
BySpear's is looking for a staff writer
Join our magazine and write about everything from finance to food, law to luxury Spear’s is recruiting a new staff…
ByAll the philanthropists rewarded in the New Year's Honours 2015
As is Spear’s annual custom, we like to look over those rewarded in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours list for…
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Luxembourg’s new freeport unlikely to dispel tax haven image
‘It’s like the headquarters of an evil boss,’ says Johanna Grawunder of the building we’ve just been standing inside. The…
ByLuxembourg's new freeport unlikely to dispel tax haven image
As governments crack down on secrecy across the world, the arrival of the Luxembourg Freeport at the heart of Europe…
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Raheem Sterling salary
Author: Suren Prasad Born on December 8, 1994, Raheem Sterling earns an estimated salary of £10 million per year. His…
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Mario Balotelli salary
Author: Suren Prasad Mario Balotelli’s salary is reported to be £3 million. He was born on August 12, 1990 in…
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Paul Pogba salary
Author: Suren Prasad Paul Pogba earns a reported £3.4 million. He was born on March 15, 1993, in Lagny-sur-Marne, Paris.…
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