23 October 2024
Episode 3412
33 minutes
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Brics leaders convene in Moscow as Putin looks to shore up the alliance against the West. Is it working? Plus: we discuss record-high female employment in South Korea and Chanel’s first foray into sport sponsorship.
23 October 2024
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Chanel’s first sport sponsorship unveiled
Chanel has announced a long-term partnership with the UK’s The Boat Race. Chanel Watch and Fine Jewellery president Frédéric Grangié tells us about the soon-to-be Chanel J12 Boat Race and how the fashion house has had its roots in sport since it was founded.
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