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New bicycles for spring
The rising sap means it’s time for a riding zap! From an award-winning budget mountain bike to a wacky racer and a classic hipster fixie, here are five new bikes to tempt you off the bus and back on to two wheels
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High-end on two wheels: the Rotwild GT S inspired by AMG
The new ROTWILD GT S inspired by AMG Limited Edition. The professional feedback from the top athletes in the AMG ROTWILD MTB racing team lead to the creation of the new ROTWILD GT S inspired by AMG mountain bike. This is the second mountain bike to be jointly presented by Mercedes-AMG and Rotwild. The special…
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The innovators: build and launch your own satellite … for £20,000
Technology used in mobile phones and laptops can now be used to track planes, follow tankers seized by pirates and even spot people flouting planning laws
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From antibiotics to fossil fuels: the inconvenient truth about sustainability
Humanity has spent the last century creating life-changing luxuries. Here’s why our next move should be learning how to wean ourselves off these wonders
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Bottega Veneta’s first homeware boutique opened in the 18th-century Palazzo Gallarati Scotti
When in Milan: Explore the first Bottega Veneta Home store. Bottega Veneta Home opened its first store dedicated solely to furniture, lighting, tabletop, home decoration, and lifesyle offering. The new Milanese boutique is situated on Via Borgospesso in the 18th-century Palazzo Gallarati Scotti decorated with original coffered ceilings and frescoes by 18th century masters Carlo…
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Conscious Consumption, rather than Conspicuous Brands. Consumers distrust the term luxury, says report
This is the ‘luxury drought” The conventional wisdom is that as people feel wealthier, they tend to spend more money on consumer goods and services. But today a reverse wealth effect is taking hold, according to a report from Unity Marketing entitled Marketing in New Luxury Style in 2015: What Affluents Buy, How They Spend,…