“One of my secrets to success is simple: I work really hard. I know there are no shortcuts, and I’ve carried out my career in that way,” Maria Bartiromo says of her 25-plus years in journalism. “There are a lot of people who can get in front of a camera ... More

As times change so do the customary wedding traditions kept by past generations. Though the old school practices might not necessarily fit your style, there are guidelines to follow that will never go out of fashion. Whether you’re deciding how much money to gift the happy couple or choosing what kind ... More

When asked what Yifat Oren’s favorite wedding she has ever planned was, Oren fell silent. The concept that eventually came to mind was memorable collaborations. As a tastemaker in the luxury events industry and founder of Oren Co, one of the world’s leading firms, you’d think she ... More

“The car doesn’t know if the person driving is a male or a female,” says Katia Bassi, Chief Marketing Officer of Lamborghini and the first woman ever to join the Lamborghini board of executives. While Lamborghini is actively part of the evolution of the automobile industry transforming from a ... More

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Before bringing his culinary mastery to the states, Chef Gabriel Kreuther got his start at Michelin-starred kitchens throughout Germany, France and Switzerland. His next stops included La Caravelle and Jean-Georges Central Park in New York before moving on to an Executive Chef  role at the much lauded Atelier in the ... More

For the past 30 years, Virtuoso Travel Week, aka the Fashion Week of travel, has brought thousands of travel industry experts together. This year, the conference welcomed over 6,000 attendees from 100 different countries to the Bellagio, Vdara and More

Is there really a better boss than the Girlboss herself? As one of the most talked-about entrepreneurs of our generation, Sophia Amoruso is a successful self-made boss, and has totally earned all of her accolades, including being dubbed the “richest self-made woman” in 2016 by Forbes. So, ... More

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During the two-hour drive from Phoenix to Sedona, the topography transformed from saguaro cactus to juniper trees. In the distance, a dust devil whirled in the 110-degree Phoenix sky. Once at L'Auberge de Sedona, the temperature had dropped into the double digits. The colors of the ... More