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Designers and brands are reimagining the suit (Daniel Riera / Wallpaper)
š¼ Cocoa prices. Theyāre at a 45-year high thanks to lagging harvests Ā»Ā»
š½ Chinese visitors to Japan and Thailand. Fear is driving travelers from China away from two of Asiaās most popular destinations Ā»Ā»
š¬Ā āSerious vibes only. Serious inquiries only.ā Rick Ross is hiring a personal flight attendant for his private jet Ā»Ā»
š« The best places to go in Australia, New Zealand & the South Pacific in 2024 Ā»Ā»
š Sorry tank tops, the preppy polo is set to dominate in 2024 Ā»Ā»Ā Also: Unconventional menās tailoring is set to make an impression this winter Ā»Ā»
š Explosive interest in UK winemaking has stoked interest in a new kind of property for the country: the British wine estate Ā»Ā»
Most software is annoying. Especially CRM software. Less Annoying CRM is not. Yep, thatās the actual name, and itās what we use at Fv. Theyāve offered Fv readers a 60-day free trial v their typical 30, if you use this linkĀ Ā»Ā» (Weāll get a commission if you buy)
Louis Vuitton dropped its first tableware collection, featuring porcelain dishes, glasses, and carafes and more (Louis Vuitton / Hypebeast)
Tinder's 'rizz-first redesign' feels like a really cringe-worthy attempt at wooing Gen Z Ā»Ā»
āA new, family-owned hotel was voted best in New York City this year ā and I visited to find out whyāĀ Ā»Ā»
The curious Kim Kardashian Coca-Cola conspiracy Ā»Ā»
In case you havenāt heard, thereās been some unusual drama at ChatGPT parent OpenAI. And info is scarce: both the new CEO and the firmās biggest investor don't seem to know why the old CEO was abruptly fired by the board last Friday Ā»Ā»
How Microsoft won this whole OpenAI drama thing Ā»Ā»
More: Wait, what happened at OpenAI? Ā»Ā»
Breaking: Sam Altman is now trying to return as OpenAI CEO Ā»Ā»
Job hunting? Hiring managers love curiosity Ā»Ā»
Louis Vuitton now makes tableware Ā»Ā»
An Ibiza beach club is opening a rooftop bar in London Ā»Ā»
Use this 100-year-old productivity method to get more done Ā»Ā»
The Apple headsetās coming in March Ā»Ā»Ā Also: Every single iPhone 16 rumors we know so far Ā»Ā» The newsletter's writer owns Apple stock
A new app called Captionary.ai promises to increase your Instagram reach with āthe best captionsā Ā»Ā»Ā
The best new cookbooks of 2023 Ā»Ā»
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Written by Jon Kallus. Thanks for reading.
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