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How to Enjoy a Luxury Weekend Away to Cambridge
Cambridge is synonymous with lush lawns, elite education, and spectacular period architecture – and that’s before you even factor in the river. It’s thus a part of the country that’s drawn its fair share of tourists. Easily reachable from London, it’s a fantastic choice for a glamorous weekend away – catching the train…
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World of Pure Beauty pop-up:The best total age-defying serum launched on the Chinese Hawaii
The Chinese market is fast expanding, and skincare has accounted for 80% of travel retail sales in this market since the beginning of the year. Parfums Christian Dior World of Pure Beauty pop-up reinvents travel retail in Hainan, China. To surmount the unprecedented crisis that hit travel retail with the Covid-19 pandemic, Parfums Christian…
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Alibaba and Richemont invest in Farfetch China
“The growth potential of luxury e-commerce has never been so promising, and the importance of China for the luxury industry is only becoming more obvious every day.” – François-Henri Pinault, Chairman, Artemis (the controlling shareholder of global Luxury group Kering (Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen, Brioni, Boucheron, Pomellato, Dodo,…
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The three bold entrepreneurs honored with 2020 Bold Woman Award and Bold Future Award by Veuve Clicquot
From the unexpected to defying the status quo, we all have the power for audacity in what we do. Where will yours lead you? You have to be bold to be an entrepreneur, and you have to be equally bold to hold an online event to celebrate exceptional women entrepreneurs. Veuve Clicquot has…
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Fur is out of favour but stays in fashion through stealth and wealth
As mink comes under the spotlight, many stars wouldn’t be seen dead in fur – but it remains a feature of certain luxury brandsDenmark announces cull of 15 million mink over Covid mutation fears
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Bentley is leading the charge to batteries. British carmakers must join it
Tesla and China have stolen a huge march – but the UK’s automotive sector still has the capability to close the gap