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Bloomberg WealthPrimary15 May, 10:24 UTC

Hong Kong Tycoon Ko Sells Two Luxury Apartments for $115 Million

A Hong Kong investment tycoon sold two luxury apartments in the city’s Peak area for HK$900 million ($115 million), marking one of the biggest residential deals in the financial hub this year.

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HighsnobietyPrimary15 May, 11:16 UTC

Vans' Gigantic Skate Shoe Is Refreshingly Different

Vans beefy Authentic Platform sneaker is a simple skate shoe with one heck of a lift kit. And it proudly goes against all the current sneaker trends.

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HighsnobietyPrimary15 May, 09:58 UTC

ASICS Mule-ifies Its Most Iconic Techy Dad Shoe

ASICS reworks its dad shoe classic as a backless mule, tech runner up front, pure slip-on energy in the back, and zero compromise on comfort.

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HighsnobietyPrimary15 May, 08:23 UTC

adidas' Viral Chinese New Year Track Jacket Finally Lands Worldwide

adidas' Chinese New Year Tang-style track jacket is a wearable homage to the Lunar New Year. And it's constantly sold out.

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Bloomberg WealthContext15 May, 11:00 UTC

Where to Invest $1 Million: Niche AI Plays, Emerging Markets and Defense

Four investment experts see intriguing opportunities in niche, next-generation AI plays, emerging markets and defense.

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HighsnobietyPrimary15 May, 08:17 UTC

adidas' Margiela-Flavored GAT Sneaker Became a Luxurious Runner

adidas' sporty BW Run sneaker is a retro runner that combines the best parts of a German Army Trainer & a running shoe.

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Bloomberg WealthPrimary15 May, 04:00 UTC

Norwegian Billionaire Bets Fortune on ‘World’s Best Fish Farm’

Gustav Witzoe decided to stay in Norway despite wealth tax increases that cost him around $100,000 a day, and is embracing technology to help grow the family business.

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HighsnobietyPrimary15 May, 03:00 UTC

No Phones, Just Fans: Inside the Night Lady Gaga Took Over Los Angeles

The megastar performed her album MAYHEM in full to a small (for her) crowd of devoted fans.

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Bloomberg WealthContext14 May, 13:35 UTC

Buybacks, Revamps, Deals: Firms Dig Deep to Fix Problem Private Credit Funds

The troubled private credit funds, by most any measure, are a sliver of the assets of investing giants KKR & Co., BlackRock Inc. and Apollo Global Management Inc.

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HighsnobietyPrimary14 May, 23:57 UTC

This Good-Clothes Couturier Is Making Suits Cool

The only bad thing about Lea Boberg's deftly oversized suits and avant raw-edged blazers is they're near-impossible to find. But finally, the brand's expanding.

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Bloomberg WealthPrimary14 May, 18:54 UTC

Crypto Billionaire Joins Investors Making Risky Venezuela Bet for Outsized Returns

American crypto billionaire Fred Ehrsam has become one of the most visible, high-profile foreign investors courting Venezuela, betting the sanctions-hit nation could offer outsized returns as its...

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HighsnobietyPrimary14 May, 15:42 UTC

What Happens After Apple? Eugene Whang Is Finding Out

At Apple, Eugene Whang helped shape the way we interact with technology. But after a personal tragedy, he walked away from design. We visited his John Pawson-designed retreat in Northern...

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Bloomberg WealthContext13 May, 13:32 UTC

Why US Inflation Matters for British Investors

The threat of rising US interest rates could have a knock-on effect for assets across the board.

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HighsnobietyPrimary14 May, 13:45 UTC

When Did a 100-Year-Old Bootmaker Get This Good at Sneakers?

Danner is an expert in rugged leather boots. It has been for almost 100 years. So why do excellent Danner sneakers keep popping up?

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Bloomberg WealthPrimary14 May, 09:45 UTC

Nigerian Tycoon Femi Otedola Buys £53 Million London Mansion

Nigerian businessman Femi Otedola has bought a mansion in London for £53 million ($72 million), adding to a slew of deals the UK capital’s luxury housing market has seen in recent months.

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