When the Eurozone debt crisis was spiralling out of control in 2012, it took one man, Mario Draghi, to bring markets back into line. The European Central Bank chief’s speech promising to do “whatever it takes” to keep the euro

Banal buildings are bad for us. They are the design world’s equivalent of ultra-processed food. Such edifices fail to provide emotional nourishment, not only to the people who live or work in them but also to an often-ignored constituency: the

Homo Faber is open and it’s mighty impressive. The biennial dedicated to the world of contemporary craft, which takes place on Venice’s San Giorgio Maggiore island and runs until 30 September, has benefitted from some stardust this year in the

September is London is full of cool collabs. from PAUL’s partnership with Raymond Blanc to Rack City Ribs at The Stratford, there’s also a NEW Vagabond Wines at Canary Wharf and a gorgeous new Afternoon Tea for book lovers at

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From left: Charles Wan and Jack Wong of Marine2Go. Image courtesy of Marine2Go. What are the specific USPs of the Marine2Go app? Charles Wan: Marine2Go makes the world of yachting simple, seamless and connected. Whether you are buying or selling a yacht,

It sounds like the battle sequence from a science fiction film. An enemy is detected by sensors that transmit the information to a command centre where software using artificial intelligence calculates an attack plan. A human approves the plan, then