The definition of luxury: The Ukrainian mega yacht that took the most expensive house in the world - Like a floating resort
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The definition of luxury: The Ukrainian mega yacht that took the most expensive house in the world - Like a floating resort

Ukrainian billionaire Rinat Ahmetov, with a $7.8 billion fortune, combines real estate and maritime luxury. He bought an apartment in Monaco for $500 million and holds as of January 2024 the mega yacht Luminance, 138.8 metres long. The cabin, built by German Lürssen, hosts 40 guests in 20 suites and features spa, gym, beach club, swimming pool and helipad. Construction costs reached $500 million, while annual maintenance amounts to $40-50 million.

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«These are very smart people.»
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«These are very smart people.»

Donald Trump today adopted a conciliatory tone for the newly-born Anthropic artificial intelligence operation, two months after his mandate to discontinue any collaboration. «We'll work it out. These are very smart people.», stated to CNBC. The dispute concerned the objections of the Californian company for using its TN models to mass surveillance and military attacks. War Minister Pete Hegseth denounced the contract late February and asked to be classified «dangerous» for national security. On Friday, the head of Anthropic Dario Amondei had «production» meeting at the White House, marking possible restoration of relations.

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For the Straits of Hormuz there is no return to normality
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For the Straits of Hormuz there is no return to normality

Even if the Straits of Hormuz reopen, energy market officials and analysts estimate that the industry will no longer be able to rely on them as in the past. For the Straits, there is no return to normality. Countries throughout the region are considering the construction, expansion or restoration of infrastructure that will bypass [...]

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The end of an iconic store: The first Zara gives way to a supermarket
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The end of an iconic store: The first Zara gives way to a supermarket

Zara's first store in La Coruna, opened on May 9, 1975, is permanently closed and in place will operate a Dia chain supermarket. The historic store of 300 square meters, founded by Amancio Ortega, no longer responded to the modern Inditex strategy. The company records an upward trend of 40 billion euros in 2025 and implements a restructuring plan with fewer but larger stores. The 11 workers were moved to other places, while Zara now operates a new 2,000-square-metre store in the same town.

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