Statute Check, Aisle Three
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Touch of Evill
The collection was amassed by Evill and left to his Honour Frost, his orphaned ward, whose death has brought this…
ByKnight Frank selling St John’s Wood Barracks for £225m
Knight Frank today launches to market the St John’s Wood Barracks site, in North London, which represents one of the…
ByWBrief: London & Capital launches gold, diamond investment service
Tapping into what it sees as investor demand for “real assets” such as precious metals as inflation fears hold sway,…
ByBeing Safe in Cyber-Space
How do you keep those nasty cyber-bandits out of your emails and online banking? Grace Maa throws up a firewall…
ByShut it, beardy!
I am simply terrified by the thought of what piece of blathering, cod-Keynesian imbecility Rowan Williams will come up with…
ByIMF: UK should stick to deficit reduction plan
The government should stick to its current deficit-reduction programme, the International Monetary Fund said today, despite the UK’s flagging economic…
ByA Sweaty Summer
Readers of this column have had plenty of warning of the coming double-dip and have surely sold in May and…
ByAcceptable Anti-Semitism
The irony is Israel is the only Western-style democracy in the Middle East, with a respect for human life lacking…
ByMidnight Feasts for James Middleton
More at home with finance mags than gossip rags, Spear’s has never had much interest in celebrity eating habits. That…
ByFinAlt: A passion for art investing
This spring, Steve Cohen of SAC Capital Advisors sold an Andy Warhol painting (“Liz #5”) for a cool $27 million…
BySpeechly Bircham to open offices in Luxembourg, Zurich
London law firm Speechly Bircham has today announced the opening of two new European offices. The firm is opening in…
ByClarke In, Warsi Out?
Despite rumours to the contrary, portly Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke will not receive rough justice at the next reshuffle Despite…
ByClass War at Hay-on-Wye
Class war is normally an abstract concept. But it nearly became reality at How the Lights Get In, a Spear’s-sponsored…
ByHong Kong Art Fair blog
I will be in Hong Kong from Tuesday for the art fair, blogging here about the art, the parties, the…
ByBercow Bercan't
Raucous laughter yesterday before President Obama’s address, after a flunkey announced that the Speaker would ‘make a brief speech.’ Raucous…
ByPatriotism and the Brits
We unfurl our flags when the occasion seems right, an example being the recent Royal Wedding, but patriotism on a…
ByRights and wrongs of superinjunctions
Spear’s is in an odd position regarding superinjunctions. As a magazine, we believe in freedom of the press – but…
ByB’berg: Singapore to create most WM jobs
Singapore will create more jobs in financial services during the next 12 months than any other city, beating London and…
ByFamily (Mis)fortunes
When a marriage dissolves, what happens to the family business? Sarah Whitten of Charles Russell says it’s a monetary matrimonial…
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