US ‘a bully’ because of FATCA
The US is guilty of behaving like a bully in imposing unfair costs on UK investment managers and banks, says…
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Who Will be Buying Next Year's Debrett's Lady's Diary?
It has entertained me for hours, though probably not in the intended way. And so for that reason alone, I…
ByA Day of Euro-Protests Is Just the Start
The Pigheaded ones in Brussels and Frankfurt said there was no other way but austerity and downplayed the day’s importance…
BySutton Trust: 12 Per Cent of British Elite Came from Just 10 Schools
12 per cent of those on The Times birthday lists from politicians, to policemen, diplomats and pop stars came from…
ByFelix Salmon is Too Pious about Art-World Money
‘The shiny art selling for tens of millions of dollars is so dumb, and the caricatures who would emulate its…
ByLord North Street launches Swiss branch
Lord North Street is to extend its International Private Investment Office Network with the launching of Lord North Street Switzerland…
ByWhich Cities Contain the Most UHNWs?
WealthInsight has finally stepped into the data void and provided a list of the cities with the most UHNWs Capgemini’s…
BySpear’s Monday Catch-Up: Best of the Weekend Papers
We’ve gone through the weekend papers and picked out the best bits so you don’t have to We’ve gone through…
ByNick Candy Penthouse Photos Were an Invasion of Privacy
When a fashion blogger was invited to a party at Nick Candy’s penthouse, then published photos on his blog, he…
ByReview: Cecilia Bartoli, Barbican
I will never tire of seeing the Italian Baroque superstar Cecilia Bartoli in concert I will never tire of seeing…
ByPhillips de Pury makes solid $80 million
In a week of billion dollar art sales, Phillips de Pury & Company’s Contemporary Art Evening Auction totaled $79,904,500 selling…
ByWhat This Week's Record-Breaking Auctions Mean
Records fell faster than stock shares, and that was no easy feat Records fell faster than stock shares, and that…
ByFood Friday Recipe: Cheat’s Winter Cassoulet
This is the perfect one-pot wonder for a quick supper on a cold winter’s night, easy to throw together when…
ByUpstairs at The Ten Bells in Spitalfields Rings In the Changes
The Ten Bells pub in Spitalfields is a jolly little place, which is unexpected given that it is most famous…
ByFortnum & Mason Chef’s Dinners Begin With Angela Hartnett
More often associated with trademark-eau de nil tins of biscuits and tea caddies than with cutting-edge cuisine, Fortnum & Mason…
ByChristie’s sale hits $412 million, including $44 million Warhol
NEW YORK Christie’s notched its largest-ever Postwar/Contemporary evening sale on Wednesday, delivering a stunning $412,253,100 tally NEW YORK — Christie’s…
ByExpert View: How Lord Patten can Restore the BBC's Reputation
Ross Gow, managing partner of Acuity Reputation, discusses how Lord Patten can best solve the BBC’s reputational problems APPEARING ON…
ByWe’ve Arrived Back in the Edwardian Period
Imperial Lather The gadgets may look very different, but at heart today’s society has much in common with that of…
ByDemos Report Says Entrepreneurs are Ordinary People, not Revolutionary Risk-Takers
The government needs to stop basing its policies on misleading stereotypes of entrepreneurs as revolutionary risk-takers and understand that entrepreneurs…
BySotheby’s Hits Highest Auction Total in its History at $375m
Tonight’s auction of Contemporary Art at Sotheby’s totaled $375,149,000, the best auction result in any category in the Company’s history…
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