Why a visit to Burgundy is hard to beat
One of the many attractions of Burgundy is the option of going along and exploring where all its fine wine…
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Liquid Lunch: Xavier Rolet
The former London Stock Exchange boss on the chances of recession, traders’ working hours and a burgeoning relationship with Saudi…
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Why crypto assets are more taxing than you think
Cryptocurrencies have been around for the best part of a decade, but taxing assets such as bitcoin is uncharted territory…
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History, culture, and 340 days of sun: why Limassol is one of 2020’s hottest destinations
The Cypriot city’s burgeoning reputation as a luxury destination has just been given another boost, discovers Sophie Killip Stepping out…
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Why investing ‘for good’ and good investing are now one and the same
Navigating the ESG landscape, how do you sort the social sheep from the social goats, asks Annamaria Koerling ESG is…
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Davos Diary: Day 2
Sleeping rough on hotel doorsteps, digital brands go physical, and the real prospect of a ‘climate apocalypse’: Paul Blanchard reports…
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Licensed to thrill: Aston Martin’s DBS Superleggera reviewed
The DBS Superleggera is a Super GT you could use as a daily driver, writes Gareth Herincx The Aston Martin…
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Britain’s answer to Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren’s genius is that he has shaped a whole nation’s taste at a profound level, says Nick Foulkes. But…
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The Windsors of discontent: Inside the comms nightmare of Royal Britain
With the royal family facing a torrent of negative media coverage over the past year, Emelia Hamilton-Russell talks to the…
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Davos Diary: Day 1
Greta versus Trump, Africa’s climate conundrum and modest gender equality targets: Paul Blanchard reports from the first day of the…
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Introducing Hôtel Mil8: The striking new hotel nurturing the art of mountain living
Urban meets Alpine in Hôtel Mil8 – an architecturally striking hotel in Avoriaz with chic interiors, on-trend cuisine, and an…
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‘Over the next 50 years this is where you should be putting your money’
As Chinese growth decelerates and Western economies slow to a crawl, investors of all stripes are asking the same question:…
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Yacht chartering in five minutes? Spear’s meets YOTHA
Arun Kakar catches up with YOTHA’s Carlo Benveduti to discuss how the platform is disrupting the superyacht world ‘If everything…
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‘This was not well-ordered succession planning: this was chaos!’ – Jason Cowley on Arsenal’s woes
How does a football club manage succession when a great manager departs? Answers on a postcard from Jason Cowley Succession…
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Capitalism has many flaws, Davos is a chance to fix them
The World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in the Swiss ski resort of Davos may have a branding problem, but it’s…
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Why the Isle of Man is a magnet for global wealth creators
From its natural beauty and man-made attractions to the benefits of doing business, the Isle of Man has it all…
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Hedgehog’s diary: Billionaire bosses, Philip Green on screen and Lord Bell’s secret software
Our prickly epistolerian sniffs out the tastiest stories from the Square Mile, Mayfair and beyond, edited by Edwin Smith Green…
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Why the future of the global economy is African
With young, growing populations and cities that are projected to become the largest in the world, the African continent has…
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Why biotech is a boon for patients and investors
Today we are at the forefront of a healthcare revolution, driven by advances in genetic analysis and molecular biology that…
By It’s time to invest in an African future – inside the latest issue of Spear’s
The latest issue of Spear’s magazine makes the unarguable case that Africa is the future of our planet – whether…
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