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The world’s leading airlines compete fiercely for wealthy passengers by offering the level of luxury more commonly seen in five-star hotels. But how do these experiences compare and are they what you really want? Margie Goldsmith turns left at the aeroplane door

If you think gourmet dining on fine china and heading to bed in a private accommodation with soft bedding only happens in a luxury hotel, think again. These days, you can find the most extravagant amenities on first and business class airlines.

New World’s Adrian Cheng climbs succession ladder

Third-generation family member Adrian Cheng, 36, has been promoted to executive vice-chairman and general manager of New World Group – a possible signal of future succession plans.

The timing of the announcement was downplayed as a coincidence by Cheng who for the first time presented the six monthly results for the Hong Kong-based property behemoth.

New World Group reported revenues for the six months to 31 December of HKD26.6 billion ($3.4 billion).

Mental health has been called the biggest unaddressed health challenge of our age, and those most at risk often sit at the two extremes of the socioeconomic spectrum. Michael Finnigan investigates 

Research suggests that blended families are on the rise, adding an additional layer of family dynamics to the existing complexities that business families are dealing with. During the inauguration of the new United States president in Washington DC, the very blended nature of the First Family was hard to miss. But is it really a new phenomenon and how does it influence family conflict?