Richard Bradley

New York

Editor at Large, Worth Media. Author of American Son—A Portrait of John F. Kennedy, Jr., Harvard Rules; The Greatest Game. Political opinions my own.

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Articles

UK’s Largest Independent Payments Broker Launches Tech-Enabled Cash Service to Boost SME Cash Flow

Nov 6, 2024 | ffnews.com | Lauren Hinton |Richard Bradley |Martin Smith

The UK’s largest independent payments broker Accept Cards has today launched an innovative cash payments solution to respond to SME demand for instant, affordable cash deposits which underpin cash flow stability.
The Greens of Palmetto Bluff

Sep 30, 2024 | worth.com | Richard Bradley

Palmetto Bluff, a 20,000-acre expanse of land nestled along the May River between Savannah, Georgia, and Beaufort, South Carolina, is a place of singular beauty, where live oaks, pines and palmettos dominate the landscape, while the spartina-lined river and its tributaries twist through the land, attracting a diverse assortment of coastal birds, sea creatures like dolphins and blue crabs, and countless species of fish. It’s also a place where history is embedded in the community.
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Mar 15, 2024 | worth.com | Marshall Honorof |Richard Bradley |Lauren Roncevic |Linda Hopkins

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The Art of Charleston

Mar 7, 2024 | worth.com | Richard Bradley

Home to the Charleston Symphony and host to frequent performances of opera, dance, theater and music, the Martha and John M. Rivers Performance Hall at Charleston’s Gaillard Center is one of the most beautiful performance spaces in the United States.
Sustaining People

Dec 15, 2023 | worth.com | Richard Bradley |Gabrielle Doré

Anyone who’s been to Kiawah Island, the 10-square-mile barrier island that’s about 40 minutes by car south of Charleston, South Carolina, knows that it’s a place of profound beauty, with vast stretches of unspoiled beaches, rivers, wetlands, marshes, lush trees, and undergrowth, home to 20 species of mammals, 40 species of reptiles, and about 250 species of migratory and resident birds.
Electric Car Maker Karma Comes Back…Again

Nov 21, 2023 | worth.com | Richard Bradley

I’m sitting under a tent in the parking lot at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium listening to William Monroe, the head of sales and marketing at Karma Automotive. If you’re not a car buff and haven’t heard of Karma, you’re not alone, but bear with me—we’ll get to all that. “There’ve been a lot of changes at Karma in the past seven months” since the arrival of new CEO Marques McCammon, Monroe admits.
The bizarre local custom found on the remote Eastern moors

Oct 11, 2023 | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Richard Bradley

The Eastern Moors consist of around 14 square miles of moorland between Sheffield and Chesterfield, all falling within the neighbouring Derbyshire Peak District. They are managed by the Eastern Moors Partnership, a collaboration between two of the UK’s largest conservation charities, the RSPB and the National Trust.
When was the first ever Matlock Bath Illuminations?

Sep 1, 2023 | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Richard Bradley

As the Matlock Bath Illuminations return this month, Richard charts the history of this local custom and learns that whilst much has changed since its inception in 1897, this is a tradition that remains true to its roots. For several centuries Matlock Bath has proved a draw for tourists who have flocked to the village to admire the local scenery, take the waters and enjoy the various amusements which, over the years, have ranged from petrifying wells to slot machines.
The paths to pilgrimage in Derbyshire and the Peak District

Jul 15, 2023 | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Richard Bradley

It notes ‘Pilgrimage is important in history, literature, art, architecture and social anthropology, as well as religion and spirituality.’ July is very much the time for pilgrimages in Derbyshire, with three events held. All form lesser-known dates on the county’s calendar of annual traditions and are otherwise unconnected. On the first Sunday of July, in a stone barn at the remote Alport Castles Farm off the A57 Snake Pass road, an obscure ceremony is held - the Love Feast.
Hyundai’s Electric Vehicle and Battery Plants are Reviving Savannah

Jul 3, 2023 | es-us.finanzas.yahoo.com | Richard Bradley