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Dragons' Den: From Zeno wines to Moonji ice cream, every business pitching tonight
Everyone's favourite business show will be back on our TV screens tonight, with another batch of entrepreneurs hoping they can entice some dragons to back their business. Taking over from last week's guest dragon Gary Neville, music mogul Tinie…
Only in Chicago: Start-up a global market for spirits, wine
A Chicago company called ‘Unicorn Auctions' is a global marketplace for spirits and wine, and as Lexi Sutter reports, it's truly one-of-a-kind.
I tripped up in my bid for a fun job at a wine shop. It was the question about chardonnay
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. You may have heard this one before. It goes a little something like: “No one wants to work anymore.” It's a post-pandemic cliche, born…
Is California wine ready for a $250 Cabernet made without this crucial ingredient?
Julien Fayard, one of Napa Valley's most sought-after winemaking consultants, is running an experiment with $250 bottles of Cabernet Sauvignon. He's forgoing sulfur, a move that most of his wealthy clients and customers would consider sacrilegious.
Netflix's 2-Part 'Blade Runner Meets Ghost In The Shell' Series Is Aging Like Fine Wine
While Netflix 's mix of Blade Runner and Ghost in the Shell was canceled way too soon, the iconic cyberpunk series is finally getting the recognition that it has always deserved years later. It's a historically great time to be a fan of sci-fi TV…
How Gray Divorce Is Reshaping Women's Financial Future
Stacy Francis is the President and CEO of Francis Financial & founder of Savvy Ladies, empowering women to achieve financial independence. For decades, retirement planning was built around the simple assumption that couples would remain…
Cannabis consumers are no longer stoner stereotypes. Not all brands are marketing accordingly
When it comes to marijuana, millennials may be the last generation of Americans to grow up when Amsterdam still had a whiff of the mystical. For those who were cannabis-curious in the ‘90s and early-aughts, Amsterdam represented an…
Why you may have to skip apple picking this fall
Apple-picking season is here — but one of fall's favorite pastimes will be shorter, sparser or canceled altogether at some D.C.-area orchards after last spring's devastating frost. Why it matters: Picking — and eating — local…
26 Cool Gifts for Book Nerds
This strange and stressed literary possum can be ordered on a variety of cotton tees and sweatshirts to suit any bookish oddball. If your bibliophile recipient is at all a bit of a nonconformist (aka: weird), the unusually punk-rock Pagewings Read…
Morning Business Report: Employer health care costs could jump 11% as travel and airline trends shift
(LILAMAX)- U.S. employers could face their largest health care cost increase in decades, according to a new survey. Marsh, the benefits consultant formerly known as Mercer, anticipates company health care costs will increase an average of 11%…
Kismet Borough Market, London Restaurant Review: A tasty Turkish-Cypriot takeover with impeccable dip game
There are many wonderful Turkish restaurants in London. There's FM Mangal holding down the juicy meat-bread scene in Camberwell, Gokyuzu doing serious mixed grill business on Green Lanes and Durak Tantuni shifting heroic beef wraps on West Green…
Pickle lovers have a new reason to visit Postino
Postino is teaming up with Boston-based Grillo's Pickles on a limited-time pickle-packed dish. Why it matters: It's just another reason to swing by the wine-and-snacks spot this fall. What to try: The hot pickle dip, available Thursday though Oct.
King Charles' cheeky Bayeux Tapestry remark to Macron leaves royal fans in stitches
King Charles III and France's President Emmanuel Macron viewing the Bayeux Tapestry King Charles displayed his playful side in an amusing exchange with Emmanuel Macron as the pair examined the Bayeux Tapestry together on Wednesday (September 2).
Dairy Queen makes sweet Hong Kong comeback with four new stores
For some Hongkongers, the sight of a Dairy Queen cup being flipped upside down may stir memories from decades past. For a younger generation, it could soon become a new dessert ritual. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The American soft-serve chain…
Harry and Meghan dealt humiliating blow as Trump declares 'King shouldn't speak to them'
Harry and Meghan suffered a major blow as Donald Trump urged the King not to speak to them Donald Trump took a brutal swipe at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle following their move back to the UK six years after stepping back as senior royals. On…
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