Top Ten Kidnap Destinations for the Wealthy
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BySally Tennant Motoring Along at Kleinwort Benson
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The unexpected update stoked concerns that a slowdown in China and the turmoil in the eurozone were finally taking their…
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Following the news that the Law Commission has suggested divorce settlements could be calculated through a mathematical formula, we have…
ByCalling Bernard Arnault *that word* is about as rude as it gets
There is little love lost, it would seem, between the French newspaper Liberation and Bernard Arnault, France’s richest man and…
ByAfter Andy Murray's US Open Win, Why Not Take Up Tennis Yourself?
Andy Murray’s victory last night in the US Open will no doubt have inspired many in the UK to pick…
ByGuardian: Bernard Arnault unlikely to leave France for tax purposes
Bernard Arnault, the fourth richest man in the world, and the richest man in France as a result of the…
ByReuters: German opposition vows to scupper Swiss tax deal
(Reuters) – Germany’s opposition Social Democrats (SPD) would scupper a deal to levy taxes on German assets in Swiss bank…
ByNominations for Beacon Awards for Philanthropy Open
London, 10 September 2012 – J.P. Morgan Private Bank today announces its sponsorship of the 8th biennial Beacon Awards for…
ByGrasping the Apple, Expelled from Eden
‘Kenny, of all the people, you are the last person I would expect that behavior from!’ Walked into a gallery…
ByEmily’s Openings: Chicken Shop
We ordered half a chicken and all of the sides in one big greedy gesture. Our little table was buckling…
ByWSJ: Andy Warhol Estate To Sell Off 20,000 Pieces
Andy Warhol’s estate is cashing out. A quarter-century after the Pop artist died, his art foundation is about to upend…
ByThe Rich Have an Image Problem, and That’s Bad for All of Us
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ByCaption Competition
This picture of a cleaner outside Downing Street on the morning of the cabinet reshuffle was just screaming for a…
ByWorld's Richest Woman Gina Rinehart Calls for Australian Workers to Cut Their Wages
If there’s one woman who’s doing more than her fair share to ensure that the rich are loathed as greedy,…
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ByTUC Publish Kerching!, A Celebrity Guide To Tax Dodging
Not a long blog, just one to draw your attention to Kerching!, a spoof Hello!-esque website developed by the TUC…
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Investors in fine art are probably happy that the first half of 2012 is over: It has been a disappointing…
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