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RT @ArchieHall: Six months after the election: growth is slow, businesses are grumbling, bond markets are sceptical. What's gone so wrong f…

RT @TheEconomist: The decline in remote working hits Britain’s housing market https://t.co/Np2kjpmPtZ

RT @duncanrobinson: Column, slightly off the news: How British-Nigerians quietly made their way to the top | A story of modern migration ha…

RT @TheEconomist: Farmers in Britain have sought alternative income streams for decades. But while their decision to diversify may not be n…

RT @TheEconomist: Only two months ago he was cleared in a vast American fraud case. The entrepreneur had been looking forward to his “secon…

RT @TheEconomist: Britain’s oil and gas industry is facing an uncertain future, and a disorderly decline risks making it harder for its wor…

RT @halhod: This week's issue of @TheEconomist goes big on solar A quick thread on everything that's in the issue, which is one of the mos…

RT @TheEconomist: In its courtship of business, Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party promises stability and growth. But Britain’s bosses have wo…

RT @OreOgunb: don’t lie, this cover eats.

RT @duncanrobinson: After "the Pinch" comes "the Punch": Britain's boomers are losing for the first time https://t.co/1CfyI1IUk9

RT @TheEconomist: On “The Intelligence” @VinjeruM visits Canary Wharf, a glass-and-steel London business district that is transforming itse…

RT @TheEconomist: Vodafone was once worth more than Apple. What happened? The British telecoms company is trying to slim its way back to he…

RT @TheEconomist: London’s dockland district now has more homes, more fun and fewer offices. Read how working from home has reshaped Canary…

RT @ImKevinYoung: 👋 Thank you to @journoresources for spreading the word about two vacancies on @TheEconomist’s award-winning social-media…

Reminded me of this great piece from @jellison on the topic of quiet luxury and The Row/ Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen https://t.co/ec6YLnTrgs via @FT

Ari Murray @arihappywick

When you think of "quiet luxury," you're thinking of The Row. They never advertise. They barely do press. But they're your favorite fashionista's favorite label. This is the story of two mogul designers who silenced critics and created one of the most coveted brands on earth:🪡 https://t.co/JkzxuL1zFJ

RT @johnpmcdermott: South Sudan is often associated with war, corruption and poverty Safaris, less so For our Xmas edition I wrote abou…