So far in the United States, only Tesla with its network of stores in shopping areas has come close to replicating the high-tech inner-city outlets German premium brands are slowly rolling out elsewhere. In Manhattan, BMW used the same specialist …

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After years of negotiations with both countries, Arifagic invested 8 million euros ($11 million) into the luxury farm that started four months ago with the importation of 115 Norwegian Red Cows — a tough and hornless animal bred over the past 75 years …

What Apple needs to make a wearable product successful isn't just superb technology, or fantastic manufacturing and distribution. The company's core strengths aren't enough. It would need the iWatch to be seen as a fashionable luxury product, one worn …

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"It's tremendously important to read extensively." The search for big ideas is how he manages his $17.9 billion fund. The three big themes represented in the portfolio today—mass affluence, new technology, and aging—will drive long-term trends that …

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"We are pivoting to Chefler 2.0," said Omar Restom, the chief executive of the health-conscious food firm that is closing shop in San Francisco and moving to new cities, acknowledging it was "too similar to our competitors" in the food tech space …