John Arlidge

The former Spice Girl’s collaboration with Gap and Stella McCartney’s with H&M are giving everyday brands a designer twist as luxury labels flounder

Britain’s super-wealthy are on the move. Here’s what to wear, what to drive and what not to do

The former England football captain has become the first British billionaire sportsman following lucrative US investments

The French have much to apologise for, including not speaking English, Johnny Hallyday , and snootiness. But I will no longer hear a word against them.

Thomas Schäfer took the helm of a company reeling from dieselgate. Now he has flicked the switch on an electric range

Alison Rehill-Erguven, the first foreign woman to lead a publicly listed Saudi Arabian company, is in the vanguard of a retail and social revolution

London to New York is the most profitable air route in the world. New entrants that try to challenge the incumbents tend to collapse into bankruptcy. Norwegian, La Compagnie, MaxJet, Silverjet and Eos all tried and failed.

With more legroom, sleeper rows, wellbeing zones and free snacks, there’s no better time to turn right on a plane

Riyadh Air which this week starts flying its new luxury jets between London and the Saudi capital, is taking off in spite of the Middle East conflict and the disruption to tourism.

Private pools, floating decks and a cigar lounge — we set sail on the brand’s first hotel at sea, where five nights’ B&B for two costs from £16,900