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Keep on trucking
Truckmaker Scania is the first firm to undergo our new HQ Audit. Will the wheels come off as we take a tour of its head office in Sweden?
Fun of the fair
New York’s art-world innovator Independent is taking its idiosyncratic style to Brussels. We ask some key figures what makes it special.
Making time
In a tough environment for watchmakers, A Lange & Söhne is determined to maintain its high standards. CEO Wilhelm Schmid explains his plans to win over a loyal following.
Thrill of the grill
Italy’s premier fast-food pitstop has hit the slow lane. Its restaurants are now embracing sustainability and provenance with tasty results.
Defence
Nuclear take-off in North Korea, the ongoing flight of the Warthog and dealing with cyber security.
Cruise control
As Paolo Vitelli prepares to hand the reins of his world-dominating luxury-yacht business to his daughter, it seems unlikely that he will be heading into retirement quietly.
Travel
Whether you’re taking to the skies above Montréal or lying low in New York, this month’s round-up will ensure you’re fully briefed.
Mixing it up
The food processor that is not only stirring up the home-cookery market but also feeding a publishing boom.
Making a stand
From 1960s fashion dominance to today's global supply chains, we explore how iconic US brands navigated offshoring, rising costs and the surprising resurgence of domestic manufacturing.
On the run
Indie sports-shoe brands are giving the big players a run for their money – and Spalwart is at the front of the pack.
