I had to visit the Michelin-starred Yauatcha in Kolkata’s high-end Quest Mall. Prices are around a third what you would pay at its twin/sister restaurant in London. Thoroughly enjoyed it, and still on the look-out wherever I go for the champagne/rose tea served there. Special shout out also goes to the Bohemian Restaurant at 2/4,Continue reading “Travels through Asia – dining in Kolkata”
Category Archives: Economics
Turning right on human rights – the new world order? Philip Alston at the LSE
The second event I mentioned in my previous post was at the London School of Economics (LSE) on the 1st December, and nods to International Human Rights Day on December 10th. Fresh from a flight, Professor Philip Alston delivered his lecture on populism to a packed theatre of listeners. Right-wing populism was the focus, notContinue reading “Turning right on human rights – the new world order? Philip Alston at the LSE”
Business Lives: Marko Mišulić
© Rentlio From time to time I’ll be running interviews with inspiring entrepreneurs and up-and-coming business leaders from around the world. Marko Mišulić (pictured) is the founder of Rentlio, an online property management platform aimed at rental owners. He lives and works in Zadar, Croatia. Please introduce yourself and your business I am the founderContinue reading “Business Lives: Marko Mišulić”