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Revealed: The leading tax advisers of 2018
There are new names in the top tens of both our main tax categories, as the finest financial minds battle Brexit, the Trump tax reforms and the Req…
The New Capitalism: has wealth found a new conscience?
There’s far more to investing than mere rates of return these days – sustainability is becoming a major factor, and with this evolution a new era o…
Charlie Sheen Net Worth
Famous for his alcoholic, jingle-composing role of Charlie Harper in the TV series Two and a Half Men, how much is actor Charlie Sheen’s net worth?…
Yet another reason why English divorce law needs updating
English divorce law needs an update following the introduction of the EU maintenance regulation which has made London more desirable than ever as a…
£Y€$ (Lies) review: an immersive revival of the financial crisis
Belgian theatre collective Ontroerend Goed gives the audience a thrilling taste of the trading activities which led to the 2008 meltdown, writes La…
Review: Theo Randall, InterContinental London, Park Lane
Augusta Riddy heads to Theo Randall, InterContinental’s new Italian restaurant and finds the pasta ‘all-round outstanding’ The st…
Review: Thailand’s Tongsai Bay Hotel
The authentic feel of Thailand’s Tongsai Bay hotel leaves its guests smiling – and yearning to return says James Rampton The signature mocktail at …
IPPR reaction: Does the UK really need a sovereign wealth fund?
IPPR’s bold new proposals for the UK include setting up a Citizens Wealth Fund, but will the left-leaning think-tank’s ambitious ideas …
Gender pay gap worst among millionaire earners – report
The 87% gender pay gap between the number of men and women earning £1m-plus a year is bad news for everyone concerned – not just women, says Emelia…
Brigadiers review: Gurkha grandfather inspiration for new City restaurant
Brigadiers – the latest establishment in the Sethis’ empire, inspired by their Gurkha grandfather – promises to lubricate the City, wri…
William Cash: A call for mental health support for the wealthy
Wealth doesn’t guarantee good health – and when it comes to mental health it may even endanger it, writes William Cash From Brideshead Revisited to…
How many passports does an HNW need?
HNWs have enjoyed the benefits of a second passport for years, but is dual citizenship anything more than a status symbol? Arun Kakar reports A th…
Review – Michael Jackson: On the Wall
Emily Bevan heads to the National Portrait Gallery to examine the extent to which culture worships the King of Pop Coinciding with what would’ve be…
Funding Circle float points to London’s fintech lead
Following the demise of Wonga, Funding Circle’s plans to raise £300 million through a flotation heralds a new era for fintech, says Arun Kakar Peer…
The New Capitalism: The titanic struggle of our times
Capitalism faces a titanic battle and must adapt – which is why Spear’s believes that global markets and commerce need to reform themse…
Review: Maison 76, Montreuil-sur-Mer
Andrew Harris stays in a charming, British-run luxury B&B that is a couple of hours from London by train – only it’s in France So what are the …
Mayfair reputation practice Himsworth Scott opens for business
Three former Schillings advocates are combining forces for a new endeavour, writes Arun Kakar A challenger firm in reputation law opens its doors i…
Review: The great rebirth of Simpson’s in the Strand
Simpson’s in the Strand, one of London’s most revered culinary institutions, has had a welcome makeover, writes Alec Marsh Much Beloved, Simp…
Your spell-checker won’t make me change my name
Spellcheck and predictive text software are accelerating the homogenisation of language and at the same time arresting its evolution. It’s also a n…
Aston Martin IPO – do fast cars deliver full-throttle returns?
A sensible place to park your money, or just a trophy asset for HNWs? David Dawkins investigates After seven consecutive quarters of profitability,…