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How Alcantara faux suede went from Lamborghini seats to lining Microsoft laptops
Microsoft’s newly unveiled Surface Laptop uses a material called Alcantara to great effect, improving the user experience and instilling a sense of luxury.
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LAX’s new private terminal for the rich and famous makes flying easier, but at a steep price
Moguls, tycoons, celebrities can now skip LAX crowds, for a fee. By Steve Lopez.
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The wealthy are going underground as luxury doomsday bunkers sprawl across Kansas
For many, the world just doesn’t feel like a safe place anymore. Pandemics, the re-emerging threat of nuclear war, terrorist attacks, and even the threat of a good old fashioned natural disaster have many scanning prepper sites online and stockpiling food in their basements. For some people, though, that just isn’t good enough. Those with the means to do so are flocking to snap up luxury survival condos built on the site of a converted missile silo in Concordia, three hours north of Kansas City.
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Lamborghini's Urus SUV will be a game-changer for the company — here's why
The COO of Lamborghini makes no bones about what an SUV will mean for the exotic Italian automaker. "It's going to change the landscape of the company," Alessandro Farmeschi told Business Insider when we sat down at the Detroit auto show last month. When the Lamborghini Urus goes on sale later this year, it will enable Lambo to join the high-performance luxury SUV party — a party that kicked off way back in 2002, when Porsche debuted the Cayenne SUV. In the last year, the festivities have decidedly heated up...
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No logo: Why un-branded luxury goods are on the rise
‘Consumers want to be one in a million, not one of a million,’ says analyst
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The Mega Rich Have Found an Unlikely New Refuge
When being remote becomes an advantage. By Emma O’Brien. (Nov. 2, 2016)
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Eight of the craziest perks we’ve seen in luxury real estate listings
Developers have resorted to new techniques to combat a softening market. By Madeline Stone. (Aug. 15, 2016)
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How the super-rich are making their homes ‘invisible’
Privacy is perhaps the greatest luxury anyone can buy, hence the trend for properties hidden from prying eyes and online searches. By Kate Allen.
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The Latest High-End Real Estate Amenity? The Luxury Safe Room
Disaster preparedness is a big deal to the one percent. By Adrienne Gaffney.
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The Surreal Life Aboard the World's Biggest Cruise Ship
With the Harmony of the Seas's maiden voyage in May, Royal Caribbean eclipsed itself—besting its sister ship Oasis in size by a foot. Stretching 1,188 feet long and 215.5 feet wide, the gleaming hulk is a veritable floating suburb devoted to sun, fun, and waterslides. Population: 8,880.
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Why Wellness Is the New Way to Look, Feel, and Act Rich
Green juice, fancy leggings, acupuncture, and cleanses are all part of the new luxury lifestyle. By Marisa Meltzer.
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‘Burning Man for the 1%’
The desert party for the tech elite, with Eric Schmidt in a top hat, Further Future is the tech-centric, unapologetically luxurious alternative to Burning Man, complete with personal assistants, spa treatments and fine dining. By Nellie Bowles. (May 2, 2016)
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rolls royce vision next 100 concept
over the decades ahead, the rolls royce vision next 100 offers virtually unlimited scopes of personalization, with customers being able to commission a genuine one-off piece.
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How a good night's sleep became the ultimate status symbol
Sleep deprivation used to be a badge of honor: a sign you were busy and important and very much in demand. Snoozing was losing and sleep was for wimps. Now, however, Arianna Huffington’s The Sleep Revolution, a call-to-bed that promises to transform your life, “one night at a time”, is a New York Times bestseller, and Huffington is crisscrossing the country urging people to “sleep their way to the top”. Meanwhile, the sleep industry has woken up big time and a slew of startups are reinventing where...
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'Burning Man for the 1%': the desert party for the tech elite, with Eric Schmidt in a top hat
A red Ferrari with the top down swerved past on the winding dirt road, heading to what looked like a small Mars encampment. Helicopters landed on the side of the road and greeters darted across. At a farmers’ market with overflowing baskets full of raspberries, watermelons, and focaccia, I asked for a mango, and the farmer started cutting it in half for me: “That’ll be $7.”
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Step aboard a former Disney Imagineer's $83m flying palace
With the lavishly furnished Skyacht One private jet, designer Eddie Sotto evokes Captain Nemo's Nautilus.
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Bling below the waves: ‘A submarine of my own’
How personal submarines have become the latest must-have accessory for the super-rich. By Neil Koenig.
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Bentley Bentayga’s Mulliner Tourbillon Clock Is a Near-$170,000 Option
We had a chance to catch up with Bentley CEO Wolfgang Durheimer at the 2015 Frankfurt show, and he was in a very good mood, for good reason. He had just unveiled the Bentley Bentayga, a vehicle that has been billed as the most powerful, luxurious, and fastest (its 187 mph top speed barely nips the highest spec Porsche Cayenne) SUV in the world. “Luxury doesn’t have any limits,” Durheimer proclaimed, “We are defining the segment.”
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Hyundai Vision G Coupe Concept debuts ahead of Pebble Beach
Hyundai debuts its HCD-16 Vision G Coupe Concept, an elegant machine that takes a deliberately scaled-back approach to premium, luxurious design.
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LAX Now Has A Paparazzi-Proof Terminal
LAX's remodeled Terminal 5 now offers major perks for VIP passengers flying Delta, including a paparazzi-proof entrance and a Porsche shuttle from the tarmac.
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