Morgan Stanley posted third-quarter results that beat expectations on blockbuster results in its equities trading franchise. Here’s what the company reported: Earnings per share: $3.03 vs. $2.91 LSEG estimate Revenue: $20.34 billion vs. $19.95 billion LSEG estimate The company said profit climbed 6.5% to $4.91 billion, or $3.03 a share. Revenue rose 12% to $20.34
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It’s fascinating to learn about the inspirations for and driving forces behind cultural icons, and Serling: A Journey Into the Twilight Zone With TV’s First Visionary provides that kind of in-depth education. Before Alan Sepinwall began writing his insightfully presented chronicle of Rod Serling’s extraordinary life, he “worried that I wasn’t enough of a Serling
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Fresh off their live debut of a forthcoming triple album, Big Thief have launched the Big Thief Live Archive, where fans can listen to “fully mixed concerts from the recent and distant past” for free, a press release notes. Inspired by drummer James Krivchenia’s love of the Grateful Dead’s extensive catalog of live albums, Big
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We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Men’s fashion in the 1980s wasn’t one look. Sharp-shouldered suits shared the decade with stonewashed denim, leather jackets, preppy polos and sportswear that moved well
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The government has opened a public consultation on proposals to automatically ban people from senior leadership positions in charities if they are convicted of a hate crime.  The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport said today that under the proposals, which were first announced in March, people convicted of hate-related offences would be automatically disqualified
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“As long as I can remember, my family have talked about the Jardine Star Brooch and were aware of the fact that our beloved late queen wore it publicly on several occasions,” says the current Lady Jardine, Gemma, who is married to Sir William Jardine, the 13th baronet and 24th chief of Clan Jardine. Lady
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A. Lange & Söhne brings Challenging Chronographs to ION Orchard, Singapore from 18 to 30 October, 10am – 9pm daily, pairing classic motoring heritage with live watchmaking craftsmanship. Sign up for a guided tour and live demonstration here: https://tinyurl.com/challengingchronographs The Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court Palace in London is at its most ravishing right
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In London, luxury is increasingly defined not only by what people own, but by knowing what matters, where to find it and why it carries cultural significance. As luxury retail becomes more globalised and the same maisons, watches, jewellery and fashion can be found across major cities, context has become harder to reproduce than product.
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In Elizabeth Hand’s seductive, slow-burning gothic novel Unspeakable Things, 18-year-old Olivia Madden enjoys a privileged yet precarious life in the 1920s. She’s the neglected daughter of Peter, a closeted, once famous actor whose career has long been in decline and now lives at Kerrith Hall, a rented, understaffed estate on the Cornish moors. Despite living
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A group of tenants has criticised a charitable foundation’s decision to increase rent as part of a policy update. The tenant beneficiaries of the Richmond Foundation published the letter last week describing the charity’s rent changes as a “textbook campaign of institutional gentrification and working-class displacement”. The south-west London-based Richmond Foundation has 66 residential properties,
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London has been refining the culture of private nightlife for more than three centuries. The gentlemen’s clubs of St James’s date back to the late 1600s, where the American Bar at the Savoy opened in 1893. The capital’s grand hotels have long served as places to dine, drink and socialise away from the streets and
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Cleveland Federal Reserve President Beth Hammack indicated Monday that tighter monetary policy might be needed to bring down inflation and the central bank should make fast, incremental adjustments. “When feasible, I generally think it’s preferable to make smaller adjustments, and to do so relatively quickly, rather than to wait and risk needing a larger course
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