Flotsam and fashion: recycler of ‘ghost’ fishing nets makes marine litter trendy
Last year a company set up by an Italian former scuba recycled more than 5,000 tons of discarded nets into nylon for apparel brands including Speedo
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Apple gambles on iPhone 7 without headphone jack – plus new Apple Watch and Mario
New design paired with release of AirPods that represents characteristic gamble for tech firm in bid to outpace rivals and usher in wireless listening
Goggles on, checks away: how virtual reality is reimagining real estate sales
A growing number of companies are specializing in virtual reality experiences for wealthy real estate shoppers – and VR may head to the non-luxury market next
What millennial millionaires are getting wrong about personal finance
Young, rich people are reportedly keeping a third of their wealth in cash – but it’s not a strategy peers with decades of potential compound interest should mimic
Doga, room service and a spa: furry companions luxuriate at D Pet Hotels
Pet owners turn their noses up at boarding kennels and opt for the luxury dog hotel, which has has three US locations with a fourth set to open soon
Frieze art fair enlists Hollywood agency in push to meet mass market demands
A recent deal with WME-IMG talent agency signals a potential move away from the gallery system as investors look to scale up the still minuscule art market