Life
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Venice's 60th Biennale opens on humanity and the fragile planet
The Biennale Arte 2024, one of the world's leading international art exhibitions, runs until November 24
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The men's suit has changed dramatically: Stefano Canali
Post pandemic, the business power suit has faced a reckoning of sorts, with men ditching the formal shoulder-pad-and-tie construction. The CEO of Italian luxury menswear brand Canali, who was recently in India, talks about how the storied brand has kept up with changing demand—a company reinventing itself, along with the suit
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Europe's top 5 beaches to explore in 2024
Enjoy a European summer holiday on the shores of these stunning beaches
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What makes legacy brands stay relevant despite changing tastes
Some of India's most iconic restaurants are nurturing their pasts to grow the future as Gen Z, dubbed the nostalgia generation, digs into vintage
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IPL 2024: Once forgotten, Shivam Dube is now a frontrunner for India's World Cup squad
In the six matches of IPL 2024 so far, Dube has scored 242 runs at an average of 60 and a strike rate of 163.51, and has shown a tremendous skillset both against spinners and pacers
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Clouds gather over Japan's ambitious Osaka World Expo
A recent Kyodo News survey found that 82 percent of Japanese companies, sponsors and others involved said "fostering domestic momentum" would be a challenge
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Why is Patek Philippe chief not worried for top-end Swiss watches?
Known for its complex timepieces, Patek Philippe is presenting a new version of its World Time model at the salon. It comes in white gold with an opaline blue-grey dial and a price tag of 65,000 Swiss francs
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I was never taken seriously as someone who can build a business: Masoom Minawala
The fashion influencer and entrepreneur speaks to Forbes India on the launch of her memoir and self-help guide She'll Never Make It. She addresses questions about privilege, learning from mistakes on the job, and the stresses of a job that require her to always be hyper-connected
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Tandem heatwaves, storm surges increasingly batter coasts: study
Extreme heat and sea levels are typically monitored and studied individually, but researchers from Hong Kong Polytechnic University found they were co-occurring—a phenomenon that could multiply fivefold by mid-century
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Write angry thoughts down and shred them, Japan study advises
"We expected that our method would suppress anger to some extent," said Nobuyuki Kawai, the study's lead author published this week in Scientific Reports
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Legendary restaurant elBulli will host two guests for one special night
For foodies, Airbnb's latest coup is undoubtedly the most desirable. That's because it involves the worldwide phenomenon elBulli, the famous Spanish restaurant in Roses, Catalonia