Why the Cessna Citation M2 is the ideal entry point for new pilots
Cessna’s practical Citation M2 is an ideal entry point for any pilot new to jets, writes Ben Griffiths Everything about…
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Moments in Money: The first bank
In the first of a new series, Spear’s highlights key moments in the history of finance. For this first edition…
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Why US equities will continue to soar
Nationalism is taking over from globalism, but not even these seismic changes can damage US equities, writes Annamaria Koerling I…
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Liquid Lunch with Iain Dale: ‘I’m not particularly tribal’
The waspish broadcaster opens up on Boris, imposter syndrome and the joy of interviewing MPs. Words by Alec Marsh Iain…
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How 5 Hertford St became the most influential members’ club in the world
With 5 Hertford Street, Robin Birley has created a private members’ club like no other. As the impresario prepares to…
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Nick Foulkes’ day of high drama in Stratford
The Spear’s columnist discovers a ritzy restaurant and the meaning of industrial chic in Stratford The editor of Spear’s is…
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Not your normal Sunday ride: the rise of bikepacking
There has been an ‘explosion’ of interest in bikepacking. Why? Edwin Smith investigates ‘Bike packing is not a complicated concept.…
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What a recent HMRC decision tells us about ‘too good to be true’ schemes
A recent HMRC ruling sheds light on the differences between tax evasion (illegal) and tax mitigation (legal), writes Jerry Jamieson…
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Nicholas Coleridge on festivals, social media, ponds and wool – the Spear’s diary
The retiring (but not so shy) chairman of Condé Nast, Nicholas Coleridge, on festivals, social media, ponds and wool I…
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MASECO’s guide to avoiding the US and UK tax traps
The tax challenges of being an American in the UK are legion, warns Josh Matthews of MASECO US connected individuals…
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Why ‘blended finance’ is the best way to do good with private capital
The chairman of PIDG explains how blended finance can transform communities. Interview by Renu Sabherwal I’ve been a banker in…
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Here’s what you need to know about Labour’s IHT reform
Labour’s radical manifesto relies heavily on IHT reform, but what does it actually mean for taxpayers, asks Mike Hodges One…
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Nature carves out the ultimate luxury experience at Velaa Private Island
Velaa Private Island offers the ultimate in luxury seclusion – and VIP access to its marine neighbours. Rasika Sittamparam goes…
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Sam Leith on why nothing ever beats a book retreat
Sam Leith discovers the pleasures of literary retreats for Spear’s One of the welcome and unexpected things the digital age…
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Interview: Clive James on Dante, Brexit and Trump
In a rare interview for issue 64 of Spear’s, the late polymath Clive James talked about his latest epic poem,…
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Why the next gen’s appetite for social impact is soaring
The millennial appetite for social entrepreneurship isn’t simply youthful idealism, writes Russell Prior Young people today are growing up in…
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Friends in high places: The Chedi presents ‘the perfect luxury pit stop’ in Andermatt
The Chedi Residences Andermatt offer a rare luxury ownership opportunity in the Swiss Alps In a Swiss Alpine village once…
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William Sitwell reconnects with Sipsmith’s gin masters, a decade later
The trio behind Sipsmith kick-started the modern-day gin craze, but despite cashing in they have no intention of just walking…
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Joined-up thinking: Meet the team leading HSBC’s HNW offering
HSBC Private Banking’s collaborative culture creates ‘a virtuous loop’. By Rasika Sittamparam ‘It’s been a phenomenal 12 months,’ enthuses Peter…
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Reach for the skies: BA and Virgin Atlantic face up for a new battle
Arch-rivals British Airways and Virgin Atlantic are banking on Airbus’s new A350 to boost their fortunes – but whose jet…
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