Ann Pettifor: The challenges ahead for the UK and world economies
Political economist Ann Pettifor on the challenges ahead for the UK and world economies In 2003, I edited a book…
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Rising Formula One star Lando Norris on his first pay cheque, his inspirational father, and what drives him
McLaren’s rising Formula One star Lando Norris tells Alec Marsh about his love of stickers, his inspirational father and wanting…
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The art of recycling: Even new cultural movements are interwoven with our past
The past and the future are often interwoven more than one thinks, writes Sam Leith. So is it possible to…
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Men are more likely to avoid tax than women, according to research — but why?
All the evidence suggests women are less likely than men to avoid tax – but why? Anna Solomon investigates In…
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The Cayman Islands: More than just sun, sea, sand and hedge funds
The Cayman Islands evoke images of beautiful, white-sand beaches, the crystal-clear blue waters of the Caribbean Sea, and secret numbered…
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Where is wealth growing the most? Research shows that these two regions are producing more UHNWs than ever
The economic turmoil of 2020 saw the number of wealthy people in North America and Asia grow, while other regions…
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Matthew Goodwin: Public opinion is turning against the ultra-wealthy
Public opinion is turning against the ultra-wealthy, with the younger generation leading the opposition, writes Matthew Goodwin, professor of politics…
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The new Porsche 911 GT3 update is the best release yet
Porsche’s latest 911 GT3 update promises to make supercar drivers fall back in love with the manual gearbox, writes Mark…
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How the OECD’s new minimum corporate tax rate will change the world of tax planning
The OECD has a bold plan to impose a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 per cent. How will…
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Restoring native oyster habitats could be key to reversing decades of marine life depredation
Restoring native oyster habitats could be key to reversing massive depredations that our marine life has suffered for hundreds of…
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Historical sites are being restored by private-sector funding – and that isn’t a bad thing
As more and more historical monuments and buildings are receiving funding for repairs and rejuvenation efforts from the private-sector, critics…
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Private Client by Bupa offers an impressive collection of luxury benefits that keep customers in peak condition
In an effort to keep up with the demand for top-tier health and medical services from high-net-worth individuals, premium life…
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Chef Judy Joo on her journey from Wall Street to one of London’s top chefs
Judy Joo’s career has taken her from Wall Street to some of London’s top kitchens. As she launches a new…
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Revealed: 2021 Spear’s Wealth Management Awards winners
Peter Lürssen, Lord Verjee of Portobello and Baroness Shackleton were among the winners as Spear’s celebrated the leaders of the…
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Bet365 boss Denise Coates is one of Britain’s richest women – and top taxpayer in the UK
Spotting the potential for the internet to supercharge the sports-betting industry, Denise Coates launched Bet365 in 2001. Two decades later,…
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Ibiza’s luxury travel revolution is expanding with the opening of the impressive new hotel Oku
Oku is an impressive addition to Ibiza’s bumper crop of new luxury hotels, writes Arun Kakar Its nightclubs might still…
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The ‘true tax rate’ billionaires pay may be low, but it makes sense
A debate is raging on the ‘true tax rate’ that billionaires are paying in comparison to Joe Public, writes Rasika…
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How the Samsung family’s £7 billion inheritance tax bill is ringing alarm bells even beyond South Korea
The £7 billion inheritance tax bill faced by the family behind Samsung has rung alarm bells even beyond South Korea,…
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‘The Myth of Private Equity’ by Jeffrey C Hooke deftly exposes the shortcomings of the private equity world
Jeffrey C Hooke’s new book, ‘The Myth of Private Equity: An Inside Look at Wall Street’s Transformative Investments’ is an…
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How Farnborough Airport’s focus on carbon neutrality helps them stay ahead of the curve
CEO Simon Geere tells Spear’s how focusing on carbon neutrality and five-star service has helped Farnborough Airport to stay ahead…
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