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LABIN, Croatia: Melissa Paul described it as a "beautiful gift" when she became Croatia's first official digital nomad earlier this year, benefiting from a visa scheme that the country hopes will help promote its pandemic-hit travel industry. "Croatia is gorgeous, it's beautiful living here ...

LONDON: Sanjeev Gupta's Liberty Steel company - one of the world's largest steel empires - faces an uncertain future after announcing plans to sell three of its UK plants. Liberty employs 3,000 UK workers and parent company Gupta Family Group (GFG) Alliance has 35,000 employees around the world ......

PARIS: The global rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic is revving luxury carmakers' sales to never-before-seen heights, as order books at the likes of Lamborghini, Ferrari and Rolls-Royce burst with demand from the world's wealthy. Just like regular earners around the world, the richest cut back on ...

DUBAI: Dubai's property market is powering out of a six-year malaise as "lockdown dodgers" and wealthy international investors drive a buying frenzy that is breaking records and fuelling an economic recovery. Luxury villas are the hottest segment in the market, with European buyers in particular ...

The F1’s elite stature appeals to a narrow fanbase, and benefits from hosting it seem to diminish the longer the race goes on, says John Duerden.

The pandemic has taken a toll on dining establishments which have served customers for decades and when they die, a slice of society’s soul does too, says Jo Ellison.

Bitcoin dipped 5.16per cent to US$33,849.47 at 18:00 GMT on Saturday, losing US$1,842.99 from its previous close.

Bitcoin dipped 5.16per cent to US$33,849.47 at 18:00 GMT on Saturday, losing US$1,842.99 from its previous close.

The head of Belarusian national airline Belavia on Saturday condemned as "despicable" the decision by numerous EU countries to impose airspace restrictions on the carrier following the forced landing of a passenger jet in Minsk.

The Biden administration is unlikely to remove tariffs on Chinese goods in the short term, but China and the United States might find a middle ground by increasing tariff exclusions as a way to reduce tensions, a Chinese think-tank said.