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The Issues


42 SUCCESSFUL SUCCESSION How family-owned bank C. Hoare & Co. has survived and thrived for 350 years


52 INSIGHT INC. Expert networks are highly influential and can be extremely lucrative for the companies involved. Peter Wilson discovers how a little knowledge can go a long way


59 AND THE WINNER IS... Spear’s Wealth Management Award winners convene at Brown’s Hotel, and reveal the secrets of their success


Arcadia


71 NICK FOULKES The gradual emergence of a beautiful new building is a site for sore eyes


72 JAMIE MALANOWSKI The Sulzberger dynasty has shaped the New York Times. Current publisher AG Sulzberger faces the biggest challenges yet


73 DAISY DUNN The current fashion for abstinence coincides with a resurgence of stoicism. History has a lot to teach us on the subject


74 SAM LEITH As Modern Review magazine makes a comeback, its original slogan ‘Low Culture for Highbrows’ now seems perfectly in keeping with the times


The Good Life


78 CHANCE YOUR ARM Navigating the luxury watch market


82 NEW DOG, OLD TRICKS Mark Walton takes a ride in the new Ineos Grenadier off-roader


87 MALT IN THE MOUTH Jonathan Ray selects single malt whiskies to enjoy on Burns Night


88 THE CEO WHISPERER Can Zulma Reyo’s retreat for business leaders make the world a better place?


90 WHEELY GOOD


Edwin Smith saddles up for a hyper- luxurious cycling weekend in Champagne


98 MIDAS With George the Poet


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