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Renowned for being one of the most upmarket areas of London, Knightsbridge certainly has its share of places that will help you spend money in the most lavish and luxurious ways. Aside from the fashion boutiques of Prada and Jimmy Choo, the auction rooms of Bonhams and the Harrods and Harvey read more ...
Dubai remains an attractive destination for British professionals and expatriates from all over the globe. With the possibility to explore high-level career opportunities and enjoy the benefits of low taxation, it’s no wonder that it remains one of the most popular places for British expats. Many read more ...
According to a report published in 2018, 99.9% of companies in the United States are classed as “small businesses”. These companies account for 47.5% of all workers in the USA. However, with so many variables in place that could make or break a business depending on which part of the country the read more ...
Singapore has long been a favourite amongst expats because of its approach to business and being a hub for some of the world’s largest companies. It is also very welcoming of new businesses and new residents. One reason Singapore is so popular amongst expats with children is that it is a very clean read more ...
San Francisco is the cultural, commercial and financial centre of Northern California. A popular destination for tourists, the city is world famous for its steep rolling hills, eclectic architecture and historic landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, the bustling read more ...
Westminster is one of the most iconic areas of London, there is no denying its tourist magnetism. However, there is plenty to discover in the area if you delve deeper than the tourist sightseeing hotspots of SW1. In this article, we look at the best places to eat, visit and shop in Westminster. read more ...
Singapore is a vibrant and exotic country, with a unique culture around food. The cuisine is infused with influences from the many different nations that surround the island city-state in southeast Asia. Expect to find Malay dishes alongside Indonesian fare, Thai noodles with Vietnamese curries, read more ...
The UK and the USA have a somewhat symbiotic relationship. Indeed, the writer George Bernard Shaw is thought to have once said that, “England and America are two countries divided by a common language” (though some sources attribute that to Oscar Wilde instead). However, when it comes to driving read more ...
