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A widow, an empty nest and a €610,000 French château: How Abigail Carter reinvented her life at 59Abigail Carter moved to France to transform a neglected château into a retreat for artists and writers. After years of rebuilding her life ...- Delhi World Book Fair to have no entry fee and expected to welcome over two million visitors, host over 1,000 publishersNew Delhi will host the 53rd World Book Fair from January 10-18. Entry is free, with over two million visitors expected. The event features...
- Best places to retire: How Greece made it to the top and why retirees are attracted to itFor 2026, Greece ranks first on International Living’s Annual Global Retirement Index as the world’s top retirement destination. The Medite...
- Canada not the top choice, why Americans are skipping Trump’s “51st state” for a much smaller countryA survey reveals Portugal as the top choice for Americans seeking relocation in 2025. Many Americans are bypassing Canada. Portugal attract...
- Fearful of Trump, some Americans look to make a life in EuropeFollowing Trump's re-election, a notable number of Americans are exploring relocation to Europe, driven by concerns over policy shifts and ...
- As Dubai becomes the New Chelsea, brace for exit taxesThe UK currently relies heavily on its top earners for tax revenue, making their potential departure a concern for public funding. A UK exi...
- How a Mumbai neighbourhood went from being a home of millhands to a melting pot of expatsBut central Mumbai's Worli-Lower Parel corridor, once home to millhands at the now-mothballed factories of mid-19th century vintage, has la...
- These are the best and worst cities for expats to live and work inSpain’s Valencia topped the InterNations Expat City Ranking list 2022 — with respondents raving about quality of life, public transport and...
- Indian universities try to woo foreign academicians, what's pushing them awayInstitutions here want more foreign academicians. But pay and visa issues are emerging as tough hurdles.
- Expats show how embracing diverse cultures can only make life richer“You have to adapt to the new culture. It cannot be the opposite. It takes me no time. I am open-minded and so adapt easily," says Christop...
- There is nothing like a good holiday in France: Tristan Beau De LomenieA Dire Straits fan, Tristan Beau De Lomenie, the general manager of Pullman & Novotel, is unabashedly in love with wines and history.
- Would be foolish to not focus on India, says IndiGo airlines president Aditya Ghosh" The world is coming to India. This is where the opportunity lies. We would be foolish to not to focus on India and take advantage of the ...
- Nine ventures from expat entrepreneurs giving their best shot in the Indian startup boomYou know that India is witnessing a startup boom when a bunch of foreign entrepreneurs and NRIs band together to form an Expat Entrepreneur...
- Will replacing foreign languages with Sanskrit hinder Indian students' global prospects?If German is replaced by Sanskrit in schools, will languages like French and Mandarin too go out of the window?
- India ranked 7th in for expat quality lifeThe heat and cuisine makes adjusting to the culture slightly more difficult for the expatriates, says the study.
- India Inc CEOs hop between cities to maintain work-life balanceHR consultants say top honchos in India Inc move to another city for exciting jobs without uprooting families comfortably settled in their ...
- What's on the to-do list of expat CEOs in India?Is this a judgement on the competence of Indian managers? Not necessarily. Experience and familiarity with complex situations often drive t...
- India through the eyes of Rene SeifertSeifert came to India in 2003 and met officials from the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, apart from local lawyers and chartered accountant...
- We want Indian talentHe has two different designations printed on two sides of his business card.
- Take a look at best retail projects of '06The ICSC 2006 awards honoured outstanding retail projects around the world. Among them was an Indian one.
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