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CEO Yachters: The Richest Men on the Seven Seas
Executives who compete at sea, as well as in the boardroom
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Underwater Hotel to Be Dubai's Latest Extravagance
Water Discus Hotel is the latest extravagant real estate project in Dubai
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Apollo Jets: Jock Air
Convicted stock swindler Al Palagonia has reinvented himself as the private jet broker of choice for top athletes
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Underwater Hotel to Be Dubai's Latest Extravagance
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The Titanic's Tragic Employees of the Month
Bob Ballard answers questions about the Titanic's little-known Guarantee Group of honored workers and about the impending search for Amelia Earhart's wrecked plane
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Micronation Master: Prince Leonard of Hutt River
The self-crowned prince seceded from Australia, along with his 18,500 acres of land, back in 1970—and the micronation movement was born
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What Really Goes On at Conventions in Vegas?
A reporter digs deep to understand a business that is as important to Las Vegas as the casinos
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Apollo Jets: Jock Air
Convicted stock swindler Al Palagonia has reinvented himself as the private jet broker of choice for top athletes
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Titanic II and Other Epic Chinese Knockoffs
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The Luxurious Lives of Preferred Travelers
Loyalty programs like Starwood's offer warm towels, fresh seafood, special "experiences"—and that's just for starters
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Space Tourism: A Survival Guide
For just $200,000, you’ll soon be able to boldly go where only a handful of moguls have gone before (for at least a few minutes)
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The Bangalore Express, a Networker's Paradise
Lufthansa's Flight 455 isn't just a 22-hour marathon from Silicon Valley to India. It's a networker's dream
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Porter Airlines Makes Coach a Lot Classier
The Canadian airline brings luxury to the back row
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Why Richard Branson Won't Wear a Tie
Virgin Group's founder talks about apple crumble, why he hates ties, and caring about people
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How to Speed Through Airport Security: Michael Chertoff
The former homeland security secretary shares his tips
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Ronan and Colin Hannan's Ka'ana Belize Resort
Two Irish brothers ditched their careers, moved to Belize, and opened a 17-room hotel
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The Quest for the Perfect Carry-On Bag
For those who travel for a living, the search for the right bag can border on obsession
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Social Networking For Your Bucket List
A social-networking site connects people to complete their bucket lists together—with discounts
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Can Speech-Recognition Software Work in Mandarin?
We give Nuance's Dragon software the ultimate test: a Chinese tongue twister
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Cigarettes: The Most Stable International Currency
In China, Romania, Germany—oh, and jails—cigs have been as good as gold for doing business under the table
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The Seductive Allure of the Hotel Bar
Anonymity is only part of the appeal for travelers who make their way to the lounge
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Underwater Hotel to Be Dubai's Latest Extravagance
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The self-crowned prince seceded from Australia, along with his 18,500 acres of land, back in 1970—and the micronation movement was born
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The Bangalore Express, a Networker's Paradise
Lufthansa's Flight 455 isn't just a 22-hour marathon from Silicon Valley to India. It's a networker's dream
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Apollo Jets: Jock Air
Convicted stock swindler Al Palagonia has reinvented himself as the private jet broker of choice for top athletes
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What Really Goes On at Conventions in Vegas?
A reporter digs deep to understand a business that is as important to Las Vegas as the casinos
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How to Speed Through Airport Security: Michael Chertoff
The former homeland security secretary shares his tips
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How to Build a 30-Story Hotel in 15 Days: Juliet Jiang
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The Wonders and Blunders of Sydney's Opera on the Water
Saturday's opening of 'La Traviatta' outside the Sydney Opera House will commence a three-week test of nature, providence, and (perhaps) a lifeguard
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Ronan and Colin Hannan's Ka'ana Belize Resort
Two Irish brothers ditched their careers, moved to Belize, and opened a 17-room hotel
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