Withers: What the Autumn Statement May Hold for the Wealthy
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Spear’s Charity Advent Calendar: The Lucy Faithfull Foundation
In the run-up to Christmas, Spear’s is highlighting four charities which we recommend you consider supporting. You’ve probably never heard…
ByWealthInsight: Fiscal Cliff threatens number of US millionaires
The number of millionaires in the US could drop by as much 6% in 2013, and HNWI wealth by about…
ByBest of Spear’s Last Week: 3 December 2012
The five most popular articles on Spear’s last week The five most popular articles on Spear’s last week: sea bed…
BySpear's Advent Calendar: The Best of 2012
We are a traditional bunch at Spear’s, which is why we are bringing you that emblem of Yuletide, an advent…
ByExclusive: David Sherborne, lead lawyer at Leveson Inquiry, talks to Spear’s
David Sherborne has had his work cut out for him over the last year: as the sole counsel for all…
ByReviewing the Review: On Roberta Smith on Matisse at the Met
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ByHard Hats at the Cafe Royal
For a hotel opening, or rather re-opening, its doors to the public on Wednesday, Mark Nayler did not expect that…
ByGuest Recipe: Trine Hahnemann’s Gløgg
Everybody serves gløgg in December in Scandinavia, so this is when you really appreciate a homemade, not-too-sweet version In the…
ByFood Friday Book Review: Trine Hahnemann’s Scandinavian Christmas
With Nigella Lawson professing her love for this book – and she does enjoy a good Christmas shindig – it…
ByGuest Recipe: Trine Hahnemann’s Beetroot-Horseradish Cured Salmon
It’s lovely for brunch, and goes well with the salad below. You can freeze any left overs… not that they’re…
ByGuardian: Leveson Report Recommends Statutory Regulation
Lord Justice Leveson has recommended the introduction of the first press law in Britain since the 17th century – proposing…
ByCaroline Fiennes' 'It Ain't What You Give' Is the Indispensable Philanthropic Guide
A slap around the charitable chops, Fiennes dispels the fog around philanthropy which can prevent faint-hearted would-be donors from getting…
ByJerry Saltz should buy real bad art, not fake bad art
At a grand a pop (what you agreed to pay the winner of your contest), you are well in the…
ByIAI TV to Rival TED with Intelligent Interaction
With its roster of leading thinkers, fierce debates and uncompromising editorial, IAI TV is set to rival TED, says Isabella…
ByCAF Survey Shows Young Philanthropists Fear Global Inequality
44 per cent of younger philanthropists feel that the gap between the rich and the poor is their key issue,…
ByLeveson Report: Index on Censorship Blasts Statutory Regulation
Statutory regulation of the press would mean that journalists would have more restrictions on the right to speak freely than…
ByAt the Sharp End: Harry Handelsman
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ByRBC on What We Can Expect when Mark Carney Becomes Governor of the Bank of England
Jens Larsen, Chief European Economist at RBC Capital Markets, on what we can expect when Mark Carney, a Canadian, becomes…
ByRobyn Scott Is Bottling Luck with OneLeap
As much as it might pain them to admit it, luck plays a large part in an entrepreneur’s success: being…
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