As the policy chairman of the City of London, Chris Hayward has been living through challenging times. He talked to us about Brexit and the future of the city. Interview. Has Brexit provoked a big change in the relationship between London…
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The legacy of Richard Serra, who died in March, is vast. Not only did he produce a colossal catalog of works, but many of his artistic creations were huge, akin, in some eyes to ancient monuments and cathedrals. A defining feature of…
“One person cannot do everything…” says Stephen Kandler, who is Team Principal of France’s Orient Express Racing Team challenge in the 37th America’s Cup this October. But nor can a single technology which is why the French team is drawing on planes,…
Visiting from his home in Taiwan, Jensen Huang’s father loved America so much that he sent his children to be educated in the US. Seizing the opportunities America offers immigrants, Jensen founded NVIDIA. Now the multibillion-dollar company leads the world in the…
The world’s biggest investor, Blackrock, bided its time: Blowing hot and cold over the relevance of cryptocurrencies. It watched from the sidelines as the market matured from a narrow interest among “amateur” enthusiasts and crooks. Now, the launch of its well-received cryptocurrency…
World Central Kitchen was virtually unheard of until the news of the last few months brought it into the spotlight. But for 14 years, its founder, Chef José Andrés, and WCK have been transforming the role of cooks by embracing the power…
Frédéric and Laurent Muller, owners and leaders of Fiduciaire Muller & Associés give us an insight into the ethos of the company, illustrating their dedication to merging specialized financial services with strong family values. They outline the firm’s adeptness in navigating diverse…
