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These days customer prefer to buy art and sculptures online not only to save time. Research
U.S. Online Art and Sculpture Market Size Worth USD 2.39 Billion By 2025: Hexa Research These days art customer prefer to buy art and sculptures online not only to save on the travelling costs and time but also on account of the easy return policies offered by various online platforms. There is a certain ease…
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Hydrogen-powered Energy Observer is the first autonomous hydrogen vessel that emits no greenhouse gases or fine particles
The nautical and scientific journey of Energy Observer is both a human and technological challenge. A six year odyssey to test on-board technology in extreme conditions. An endeavour to navigate the first energy autonomous boat around the globe. In addition, the crew led by Victorien Erussard and Jérôme Delafosse, is also searching for solutions…
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Van Gogh leggings and Tracey teacups: how art merch broke out of the gift shop
Jackson Pollock socks, Louise Bourgeois eyemasks, Guerrilla Girls air freshener … what’s behind the explosion in art merchandise – and who’s really making the money?
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Millennials: Redefining the Luxury Market
According to the World Economic Forum, “fifty percent of the world’s population is under the age of 30,” making Generation Y (also known as “Millennials”) the cohort for businesses to court if they want to maintain relevancy and increase profit in 2018 and beyond. Who are Millennials and How are They Changing the Luxury…
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The pre-owned regional aircraft market has been very active worldwide. Especially in Africa, says Bombardier
Bombardier Commercial Aircraft shared an update on the African Regional Aircraft market from the African Aviation Finance Conference in Johannesburg, South Africa. “As we seek to increase our market share on the continent, we have successfully placed a significant number of pre-owned regional aircraft with more than seven airlines from the region in the last…
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Hong Kong named top real estate market for the second year, followed by New York City and London
Sales volumes of second-home and resort lifestyle destinations grew by 19 percent, up from a seven percent annual decline in the prior year. Luxury Home Sales Grow 11 Percent Worldwide, says Christie’s International Real Estate Luxury Defined Report. Hong Kong ranked as the world’s most luxurious housing market, followed by New York and London. With…