Ed Stocker
Seafuture is the trade show racing to shape the blue economy with underwater power
As global attention shifts from land to sea, Italy’s maritime innovation fair is directing attention to the ever-crucial naval industries.
Three Mexican companies bridging the country’s offline workforce with global clients
Mexico’s makers have been gaining attention for their ambition and potential – but getting in touch with the can-doers is still a big problem. We highlight three countries trying to join the dots.
Leading the Wayla: Meet the Milan-based startup challenging Italy’s taxi lobby
Breaking into Italy’s car-obsessed culture isn’t easy but Milan-based startup Wayla believes it has found the way. The van-based ride-sharing service is challenging Italy’s taxi lobby – and its driving habits.
Poltrona Frau is the €120m powerhouse behind luxury car interiors
The secret to Ferrari’s coveted leather cabins? A 113-year-old sofa maker.
Designer Harry Thaler’s breathtaking Dolomites farmhouse transformation
Having converted their centuries old farmhouse at the gateway to the Dolomites into a guesthouse with five apartments, Christa and Andreas Klotzner called in designer Harry Thaler to supply some final touches.
Italy charts a new course for the boat industry with this years’ edition of the Genoa International Boat Show
Can the international nautical-market event help to put the wind back into Italy’s sails?
Monocle’s rundown of the top 20 thrilling new design discoveries to experience now
Showcasing the best new wine bars, hotels, offices, retail openings and urbanism projects. Plus: We visit the restored Eames House in Los Angeles and catch a cogwheel railway in Austria.
Why Italy’s beaches became a battleground this summer
Italian beachgoers are experiencing spiralling fees and shrinking free sand. As debate rages, the question is whether the coastline is for the people – or for profit?
Sustainable investing: how natural capital could outperform traditional assets
Capitalism hasn’t always helped the environment but can it do better? Alejandro Litovsky, the founder and CEO of Earth Security, believes that respecting nature can help companies to think and invest more effectively.
