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As an Airbnb host, I tested portable carpet cleaners on wine, coffee, and pet stains to find what works
Nothing ruins the vibe faster than a spilled glass of wine or an unexpected pet mess on the rug. While professional deep cleaning is great for yearly upkeep, owning a portable carpet cleaner is the most cost-effective way to save your upholstery…
Why electrolytes have become wine's newest additive
Joel Gott Wines has released Sauvy B, a canned Sauvignon Blanc spritz with electrolytes from pink Himalayan salt – the latest sign that ‘functional' hydration ingredients, long confined to sports drinks and hangover cures, are moving…
BOLLE BUILDS ON ITS WINE PORTFOLIO WITH THE LAUNCH OF SAUVIGNON BLANC
Building on the success of its sparkling wines, Chardonnay and Chardonnay Reserve, the latter being the first wine worldwide made from a de-alcoholised AOP Burgundy, the introduction of the Sauvignon Blanc marks the next chapter in BOLLE's wine…
Corporate Retreats Are A $73.7 Billion Industry. Remote Work Is Why.
The rise of remote work is impacting the rise of corporate travel Remote work didn't just change where people work; it changed how they work. It quietly removed the accidental infrastructure of trust — the hallway conversation, the Friday…
The hidden strategy behind Trump's latest Canada tariffs
President Trump has reached deep into the trade law archives to wage his latest tariff campaign against Canada. On July 20, he invoked Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 to impose a new 50 percent tariff on roughly $20 billion of Canadian…
How The Spritz Became America's Favorite Summer Cocktail
National Spritz Day arrives on August 3, giving bars and restaurants across the country another reason to celebrate one of summer's defining cocktails. The holiday itself, however, tells only part of the story. The real story isn't that the spritz…
Trump tariffs 'hurting investment and jobs', businesses warn
Posted Fri 24 Jul 2026 at 4:04pm The US has placed a 12.5 per cent tariff on Australian exports to the US, blaming Australia's failure to enforce laws banning goods made by forced labour. A temporary 10 per cent tariff has expired, meaning…
Jesca Hoop mixes protest and perspective in latest album, 'Long Wave Home'
Before Jesca Hoop became a nomadic musician, she was a teenage vagabond. During one summer in the 1990s, the singer-songwriter lived alone in an apple orchard in Sonoma, California. She'd come of age and left her unhappy childhood home. Ms. Hoop…
Acadia, Jimothy, A New Favorite Wine, & More!
I am working today and then we are off to Acadia tomorrow! Ailsa is flying in and we will drive a few more hours to mark it “halfway” and stay over for the night before continuing on to Acadia. Thank you all SO much for your…
Vineyard and brewery among speakers at York business networking event
The free networking event is designed to encourage collaboration and spark new opportunities. Among the speakers is Paul Chasney of the Goose Beck Vineyard at Bilton-in-Ainsty. Paul will highlight the development of the UK wine growing industry and…
My dad is in senior living. As a single, working mom, I couldn't 'do it all' and care for him and my mom.
This story is based on an interview with Shifali Erasmus, 46, a vice-president at a PR agency, from the San Francisco Bay Area. It has been edited for length and clarity. I'm a single mom and live with my teenage sons in an apartment, 20 miles from…
Steak Frites Recipe • 50 min
Rating(0) CommentsRead comments You get a particular kind of pleasure (and a little puff of pride) when you make something at home that you'd usually order in a restaurant. Extra points if the dish is splurgy and the homecooked one is reasonable…
The little market town with UK's best high street - packed with 170 independent shops
The market town was named the UK's best high street in 2024 A pretty little market town in Lincolnshire is bucking the trend of high street closures and retail decline driven by changing shopping habits. Instead of boarded-up windows, Stamford…
The billionaire rewilders behind Scotland's new $40k-a-night lodge
he newest luxury accommodation to open in Scotland is a 159-year-old hunting lodge perched above a loch in the country's far north. During its seven-year restoration the owner, Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen, decided it needed more living…
Review: All 'Sydney's best lasagne' lists must henceforth include this
A couple of years ago, post-COVID, several food wonks began predicting the death of the middle-tier restaurant. I might have been one of them. Operating costs are soaring; diners have a threshold on how much they want to spend on pasta, a roast…
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