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Monaco’s €660 million yachting boom outpaces wider economy
New figures show the considerable economic weight of yachting in Monaco, with growth driven particularly by yacht brokerage, specialist technical services and an expanding network of businesses supporting the international superyacht industry.
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Riviera schools face further disruption as teachers are called to join Tuesday’s protests
Teachers and school staff have been called to strike alongside pupils on Tuesday 6th October, threatening further disruption to Riviera schools after a week of protests marked by violence, arrests...
Vacherot’s Japan Open run ends as focus turns to Shanghai title defence
Valentin Vacherot’s Japan Open run ends in the semifinals with a straight-sets defeat to Jiri Lehecka as he reaches a career-high world No. 14.
Photos: Les Marinières en Rose raises record €15,000 for Monaco’s CHPG
What began with just 70 participants in memory of one woman has grown into an event bringing hundreds together every year to show support for women undergoing cancer treatment.
Not-so-calm waters: wave off Monaco reaches height of three-storey building
A decade of offshore measurements reveals Monaco’s biggest waves, its roughest months and why calm average conditions can conceal powerful storms.
Leclerc fights back from last to fourth in chaotic Sepang race
Charles Leclerc fought back from last to fourth at Sepang after collision damage and a tyre gamble, with Singapore’s Sprint weekend next.
Monaco and Italy turn to unfinished business as state visit ends
An Italian president's first state visit to Monaco ended with more than ceremony, as both heads of state set out the practical issues still waiting to be settled between the neighbours.
