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Spark up conversation with vintage bellows or a honeycomb log store
Critics fear Silicon Valley lobbying has weakened the defence of intellectual property and sapped innovation
British company Weldon illustrates the skills needed to lay parquet flooring — something only a brave DIYer should attempt
Sluggish economic growth puts brake on consumer spending
From a smartphone projector and a selection of sipping gin to a Stilton lovers hat box and seaweed bath salts
Issue of reforming Brussels is dividing regional alliances ahead of talks on Brexit
Recommendation could return case to lower courts for years more legal wrangling
Alice Lascelles visits a bar specialising in vermouth and one offering London’s biggest gin selection
The infantile, yet also rebellious, style forms an eye-catching part of the museum’s revamped Japanese gallery
Restructuring may not resolve the tensions that exist within the sport
Foreign investors are selling and China weakness not fully priced
Class issues seem inevitable with a multimillionaire Old Etonian v son of an immigrant bus driver
Lleyton Hewitt, 2002 victor, is seen giving his best impression of an oligarch’s bodyguard
Shoe Zone warns on selling prices; Advanced Oncotherapy, Utilitywise and Camkids also featured
Small UK companies versed in battling spies for government agencies are coming out of the shadows
One dominant driver, technical false starts and a shrinking television audience are concerns for next season
Asset managers battle proposals to restrict their bonus payments
Lithuania has made a surprise move to accelerate the Ucits V directive
The US Voting Rights Act had begun exacting a price in civil rights itself
Art patron Leonid Mikhelson talks about his foundation and his interest in Russian and international contemporary art
Urban design and residential projects reflect social progress
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