Life
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Is it time to call time on traditional office hours?
According to a Financial Technology Association survey, people are no longer happy with the '9 to 5'. The rise of remote working has a lot to do with this, as does the intensification of the pace of work
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How innovation is shaping the future of coffee
While the giants of the food industry are actively working on eliminating packaging, another path is being explored in laboratories, where coffee-free coffee is taking shape
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Global music biz sees 10.2 percent growth in 2023: report
The biggest artist in the world was—no surprise—Taylor Swift, according to the annual report by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, representing global record companies
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Blooming good: World's biggest tulip garden marks 75th edition
Keukenhof Park, southwest of Amsterdam in the heart of "bulb country", contains millions of tulips of every colour as well as other flowers across 32 hectares (80 acres)
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The world's best beaches await your footprints
From Portugal's Praia da Falésia to Turks and Caicos' Grace Bay Beach, Tripadvisor unveils its top picks for 2024
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Travelling back in time, through the Incense Route, to Tayma
The desert oasis holds archaeological finds that speak of the rich history of Saudia Arabia
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Kudos to Virat Kohli for speaking up when things weren't going his way: Paddy Upton
Acclaimed mental conditioning coach Paddy Upton on why the leadership must initiate a change in culture and how elite athletes can put mind over matter
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Once was the forest: Ruminations on Earth's silent inhabitants
The loss of forest habitat is inexorably linked to humans' activities on the planet. On the International Day of Forests, these mostly grim pictures are a reminder of a collective and diligent effort needed at this very hour to preserve this only planet, for there is none other worth preserving, yet
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From Melbourne to Vancouver, these are the world's coolest streets in 2024
Find out why Time Out's picks are worth a stroll
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Trash tidal wave coats normally pristine Bali beach
The Southeast Asian nation has a mammoth marine waste problem, ranking as one of the world's biggest contributors to plastic pollution and marine debris
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Paul Cezanne and Auguste Renoir: Clash of the impressionism titans in Milan
Marking 150 years since the founding of the art movement, 52 masterpieces by the two Frenchmen are on loan from Paris for an unprecedented show at the Palazzo Reale—alongside two by Picasso, whom they inspired
