How El Bulli’s influence on food endures
El Bulli’s influence on our food is set to endure as agricultural and food-transformative technologies are at the forefront of…
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La Mamounia hotel review: More than ready to saunter out into the post-covid sunshine
La Mamounia’s latest suit of clothes has it looking as effortlessly elegant as ever, and more than ready to saunter…
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How Lymited is about to change the world of luxury
Shh… The secret is out. Lymited’s marketplace launches this month and the world of luxury is about to change. Exclusive…
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How the return of major sporting events will symbolise our Covid recovery
The return of major sporting events in 2021 will symbolise our recovery from the ravages of Covid During the early…
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Why savvy investors will stay dosed-up on scepticism in 2021
Even if volatility continues to line some people’s pockets, savvy investors will stay dosed-up on scepticism It was the best…
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The new home of the Spear’s 500 on the web: spears500.com
The the 2021 edition of the Spear’s 500 launches today, with a brand new website. The indispensable guide to top…
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The Rise of UHNWs – and what it means for business
Thanks to the rise of UHNWs, there are more extremely wealthy people in the world than ever before. But where…
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Sunetra Gupta: ‘There seems to be a fundamental misunderstanding of how we live with germs’
Oxford epidemiologist and lockdown sceptic Sunetra Gupta tells Spear’s about how it feels to be at the centre of a…
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Barolo: An untapped wine investment in northwestern Italy
Investors should pay attention to Barolo, Piemonte, says Simon Larkin When the growers in any region proclaim back-to-back great vintages,…
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How philanthropists can boost their social impact
Rennie Hoare describes the benefits of a joined-up approach to philanthropy Successful philanthropy is a catalyst for systemic change. More…
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How litigation funding levels the legal playing field
Litigation funding ensures equality of arms in divorce, says George Williamson It’s not unusual, in the course of people’s lives,…
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The lengthening arm of the law: Why HNW individuals are facing scrutiny
More intrusive investigatory procedures mean that international HNW individuals are under the microscope, says Phil Smith The influx of investment…
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Why Covid presents an opportunity to ‘review and evolve’
You should never let a crisis go to waste, and Covid is no different say Jonathan Golden and Wyn Lewis…
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25 years of family law: A retrospective
Charlotte Bradbury reflects on a quarter of a century of divorce It’s hard to believe I have now been a…
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Chartered status: The gold standard for security
Chartered status sorts the wheat from the chaff, says Dave Neal Accountants, surveyors and engineers all need chartered status to…
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Leader: Why the UK should embrace the Singapore model
If calls for embracing the Singapore model mean taking the best of what it does and using it to inspire…
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Matthew Goodwin: Why political change in 2021 might be taxing for some
An economic resurgence is on the horizon, but so is political change that some may find taxing, writes Matthew Goodwin…
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January books: four of the best reads out now
Looking for something to read this weekend? Here are three recommended reads from Spear’s Kleptopia By Tom Burgis (William Collins,…
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Has Covid-19 made investors more risk-averse?
It would be easy to assume investors have become more risk-averse during the coronavirus crisis, but lessons from 2008 and…
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Tom Steyer on Biden, taxes and changing Wall Street
Hedge fund billionaire Tom Steyer failed in his US presidential bid, but his desire to change society – and Wall…
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