Bloomberg Pursuits
Travel
The Market for Vintage Travel Posters Takes Flight During Pandemic
A Silicon Valley-Chic Solution to Emergency Preparation
What It’s Like to Visit Miami Right Now
The Future of Travel in the Covid-19 Era
Homes
Forget Palm Springs—Santa Fe Is the New Mecca for Modern Architecture
London Luxury-Home Shortage Propels Rents to Pre-Covid Levels
Cities Might Be Back, But Aspen Real Estate Is Still Booming
NYC Real Estate Agents Take on Zillow With Their Own Website
Food and Drink
The Water in the Best Bagels and Pizza Is Now Going Into Whiskey
This One-of-a-Kind Spirit Is ‘Bartending’s Best-Kept Secret’
The Hottest Ticket in London Is Asma Khan’s Biryani Supper Club
This Knockout Tomato Sauce Recipe Doesn’t Use Onions or Garlic
Autos
Drivers Are Interested in Electric Cars. Dealers Don’t Know How to Sell Them
Meet the Woman Working to Redeem Cadillac’s History at Le Mans
Ford’s Maverick Hybrid Truck Nearly Sold Out for 2022 Model Year
The 2022 BMW i4 Electric Sports Sedan Looks Good, Drives Great
Designer Marine Serre Creates Fashion From Waste Fabric
Known for her hybrid fashion and sportswear infused with cultural motifs, 29-year-old Marine Serre turned a love of vintage into a focus on innovation and sustainability which runs through her collections. Many of her critically-acclaimed garments use upcycled material, such as old lace table cloths, denim and vintage silk scarves. She speaks with Imran Amed on Episode 1 of The Business of Fashion. (Source: Quicktake)
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