Also in today’s newsletter: the Premier League’s financial dominance, and the Australian Open gets even bigger ...

As Art Basel makes its debut in the country, the woman behind the emirate’s multibillion-dollar art strategy talks cultural diplomacy ...

A film whose ingredients include eggs, flour, sugar and economic sanctions sounds improbable, but The President’s Cake takes ...

The hotelier advises aspiring entrepreneurs to look after the product and people, then profit will look after itself ...

Perhaps this is the “vibe shift” at work: the ongoing reaction against the culture that brought us sensitivity training, ...

A week meandering between ancient sites — via cedar-shaded hillsides and turquoise bays — leaves the modern world feeling very far away ...

But French grapes are by no means to be ignored. Burgundy’s supposedly “lesser” white wine grape Aligoté, once awfully tart, ...

Washington lobbies African nation to award sale of copper and cobalt producer to consortium led by US group Virtus ...

The best historic houses let our imaginations wander, says novelist Rebecca Perry ...

Investors have been spooked at the prospect of the reputational damage the scandal could inflict on brands. The world’s ...

New CEO Franck Marilly looks to faster growing markets as downturn leaves drinks group sitting on huge stockpile of spirits ...

With the US blocking Venezuelan crude, Cuba has become another flashpoint in Mexican-US relations. Sheinbaum appeared to bow to US pressure and cancelled a shipment to Cuba this month, leaving Havana ...