Design studio Linehouse has used natural, tactile materials for the interiors of the Coast restaurant in Shanghai for China's casual dining brand Gaga. The restaurant is set inside a traditional mid-century Shikumen house – a blend of Western and Chinese architecture – with a renovated interior informed by its Mediterranean menu. "We aimed to create a deep
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KD wasn't a fan of Chuck's latest hot take.
A village was a sea of yellow as hundreds of visitors flocked to its daffodil festival.
Huawei made an impact on this year’s MWC in Barcelona, where it presented its last technologies that will dominate the following year of the sector. 5G is here to stay and to improve the experiences of users and businesses. 5G...
Huawei made an impact on this year’s WMC in Barcelona, where it presented its last technologies that will dominate the following year of the sector. 5G is here to stay and to improve the experiences of users and businesses. 5G...
Successful skipper and adventurer, Conrad Humphreys, explains his top crew morale building tips to Andy Rice
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group's CEO said on Monday the latest turmoil in the global banking system had the potential to trigger a financial crisis though it was early to predict it could bring one similar to that in 2008.
A potential buyer for Silicon Valley Bank helped cast an uneasy calm over fragile markets on Monday, which have been roiled by worries of a credit crunch and wider systemic banking stress.
One of our local charity shops displays every day a new page from a book of aphorisms, those witty little sayings that express a general truth. For the past few days, the text has been: “We keep a special place in our hearts for people who refuse to be impressed by us.” We certainly do. The place is called “in the wrong.”
Camaren Peter argues we are seeing an emergence of both left- and right-wing populism in the South African political spectrum, with both the governing party and the opposition pandering to political narratives and superficial conspiracism that would until recently have been relegated to the dustbin of ideas.
Also in this newsletter: Italy’s dried-up efforts to plant trees with Brussels money
SVB sowing :-) SVB reaping :-(
Plus, the ire of Credit Suisse bondholders, growing risks in commercial property loans, and After Impressionism at the National Gallery
Employers face ‘upset’ workers as they learn what colleagues earn for the first time
It makes sense for banks to invest in communities and practically show empathy during tough times, writes Absa Group CEO Arrie Rautenbach.
Afghan teenage girls describe feeling "broken" at being barred from attending school under Taliban rule.
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - Parts of Twitter’s source code were publicly available online for several months, US media reports, citing a legal filing.
A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week: WALGREENS Walgreen Boots Alliance posts…
In 1960, with assistance from the United Church of Christ, civic leaders launched New College — a private liberal arts institution with an initial student body of 101. By the 1970s, that enrollment had swelled to more than 500. With nearly $4 million in debt rather than a fat and growing endowment, New College made More
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At one point, Trump pretended to be a sobbing DeSantis begging for an endorsement, but his rally crowd was fairly subdued throughout his comedy bit.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has pledged £200m to help local councils in England repair potholes.
Finnish voters head to the polls, while Hungary's parliament is expected to vote on Finland's Nato membership — finally.