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Monaco’s new super-rich are fewer, wealthier — and more demanding
Monaco is winning fewer internationally mobile clients than rivals like Dubai and Switzerland — but far wealthier ones, CFM Indosuez says, as ultra-rich families leave London and the Gulf.
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Prince Albert II tours Lycée Albert 1er after 61-tonne CO2 cut
Historic Lycée Albert 1er goes green: Monaco's landmark school ditches gas for heat pumps, solar panels, and modern eco-upgrades.
Prince Albert II buys Les Baux house to restore and pass to Prince Jacques
Monaco is to buy a historic house in Les Baux-de-Provence for what Prince Albert II called an "ambitious" restoration — a Grimaldi Historic Sites showcase that will pass to his son, Prince Jacques.
Honouring the brave: Monaco commemorates 82 years of liberation
Monaco marked its 82nd Liberation Anniversary with institutional tributes, a vintage 1944 vehicle convoy, and cemetery memorials.
Charles Leclerc says vision was blurred after heavy Monza crash
Charles Leclerc says his vision was briefly blurred after a heavy crash ended his Italian Grand Prix at Monza on lap two. The Monégasque escaped injury but faces further checks before Madrid.
Thierry Lacoste, Prince Albert II’s former lawyer, charged in Monaco corruption inquiry
Thierry Lacoste, the former lawyer to Prince Albert II, has been charged in Monaco with criminal conspiracy, bribery, influence peddling and money laundering. He disputes the allegations.
Prince Jacques handed the keys to Les Baux-de-Provence
Prince Jacques was symbolically handed the keys to Les Baux-de-Provence during a visit by Monaco's Princely Family to the French village behind one of his hereditary titles, the Marquis des Baux.
