7 Luxury Hotel Pools In Hong Kong
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city – and the heat – with a pool day pass or staycation at these five-star Hong Kong hotels. – June 26 / Hong Kong Tatler
Can Procrastination Actually Make You More Productive?
Procrastination seems to have a bad reputation for turning valuable hours into wasted time. Instead of working on that proposal, we’re binge-watching the final season of Game of Thrones. – June 24 / High-Net-Worth
Networking Events Are Bullshit
The people you need to meet aren’t there, and the wine will give you a headache. – June 21 / Forge
The Pay Gap Is Growing
Not a day goes by without the phrase «income inequality» turning up. Presidential candidates lament the pay difference between entry-level jobs and senior executives. Employee activists fight to reduce it. And economists report how much it is growing. – June 21 / Korn Ferry Institute
Want to Raise Successful Kids?
Don’t Make It Easy, Says Mom Of YouTube CEO And 23andMe Cofounder. – June 20 / Forbes
The Most Epic Train Journeys in Asia
Someone once said that life is about the journey, and not the destination. It’s the same on a railway track. – June 20 / High Net Worth
J.P. Morgan Works on a Secretive Digital Banking Project
There’s speculation that J.P. Morgan is developing a competitor to «Marcus,» the digital bank launched by Goldman Sachs. – June 19 / Tech Crunch
The 5 Most Mysterious Destinations for an Offbeat Vacation
Aliens, moving rocks, impossible architecture. These off-kilter, once-in-a-lifetime adventures offer enticing, unbelievable stories, yet none of the answers. – June 13 / High Net Worth
Divorce Lawyer's Advice
One of Britain's top divorce lawyers to the ultra-wealthy discloses her top tips for keeping marriages happy and healthy. – June 12 / Spear's
Jamie Dimon's Secret Sauce
The long-standing of J.P. Morgan looks back on his salad days in finance – and ahead. – June 11 / Euromoney
Art World Flirts with Going Green
The art world grapples with the consequences of its frequent flying between auction hot spots like Hong Kong, Miami, and Basel. – June 10 / The Art Newspaper
Socialism for the Rich
The economic arguments adopted by Britain and the US in the 1980s led to vastly increased inequality. – June 6 / The Guardian
How Rich Is Rihanna?
How Rihanna Created a $600 Million Fortune –And Became the World’s Richest Female Musician. – June 10 / Forbes
The World’s First 360-Degree Infinity Pool
Swimmers enter via a rotating spiral staircase on a submarine. – June 7 / Engadget
Resort 6 Hours From Singapore Is Modelled After French Town Colmar
There is a village resort in Pahang, Malaysia, modelled after the 16th century Colmar town in France. Just six hours away from Singapore, Colmar Tropicale village lies at the top of Berjaya Hills. – June 7 / Hype & Stuff
How America Could Become a Dictatureshipin Ten Years
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Jared Diamond Describes How the U.S. Could Become a Dictatorship in 10 Years. – June 7 / Open Culture
What Will Singapore Look Like in the Next Decade?
Woha Founding Directors Wong Mun Summ And Richard Hassell On Creating A Greener Singapore. – June 6 / Singapore Tatler
How Jay-Z Became a Billionaire
Artist, icon, billionaire: how Jay-Z created his $1 billion fortune. June 3 / Forbes
Top 10 Unusual Things to Do in Shenzhen
From edgy live music offerings to under visited beaches and historically rich scenic spots, we’ve got an array of unusual activities to keep you busy. – June 3 / Culture Trip
New Zealand Wants to Make People Happy, Not Rich – Will It Work?
New Zealand’s latest budget, unveiled this week, is being touted as the first in a Western country to put well-being over economic pressures. – June 3 / New Scientist
Don’t Underestimate the Possibility of a ‹Reagan Moment› for Trump on China
President Donald Trump stands a chance of creating a new economic world order in his China trade fight, says economist Mohamed El-Erian. – June 2 / CNBC
