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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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IMSEE: a decade of rising temps and extreme weather
The average temp over the past decade in Monaco was more than 1°C hotter than the norm. It was also a decade that saw extreme heat waves and months without a single drop of rain.
Hermitage Fine Art Auction adapts to Covid
A Winston Churchill manuscript, family photos of Tsar Alexander II, and a bespoke snow globe by Tiffany are among the lots to be auctioned at the end of February by Hermitage Fine Art.
CSM examines alternative Covid test
The Scientific Centre of Monaco is exploring a new type of Covid screening as an alternative to the widely-used nasal tests, forming part of a larger study of this world-first alternative.
Italy makes last minute u-turn on opening ski resorts
Ski resorts in Italy will not be able to open as planned this winter season following a last-minute backtrack by Italy’s government on the weekend.
Roca Team take victory in final seconds
In a nail-biter of a finish, AS Monaco Basketball pulled off a one-point win against Orleans Lorient Basket on Friday night.
Monte-Carlo Masters to go ahead behind closed doors
Rafael Nadal will be chasing his 12th Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters title this April but, for the first time, he will be doing so without a crowd of fans cheering him on.
