Managers of Wealth

Burberry could catch a cold from the fallout of China’s epidemic

An outbreak on the scale of SARS would cut Chinese growth by 0.5 to 1 percentage point, pulling its annual pace below 5pc in 2020.

Are Carbon Labeling and ESG Investing Beyond Meat's Ace in the Hole?

Increased sustainable investing and carbon labeling will benefit Beyond Meat more than its competitors.

10 psychological hacks that will trick you into a healthier lifestyle

Why? Because whether you've vowed to go to the gym, learn a new language, or pick up a new skill, the one thing you must not do is tell people about it.

The Art of Wellness: 5 Homes for Health & Fitness

Luxury Defined rings in the New Year with a collection of luxury homes with amenities devoted to restoring mind, body, and soul

Billion-Dollar Zen

The new mega-industry of meditation apps addresses a rise in mental health concerns, but it also brings us back to tech.

Rising eco-anxiety means addressing mental health alongside food security

As the effects of climate change are being felt around the world, more people are experiencing eco-anxiety, which can further exacerbate worries about food safety and security.

Biodiversity and our brains: how ecology and mental health go together in our cities

Biodiverse nature is particularly beneficial for mental well-being.

How Artificial Intelligence is transforming ESG data and indices

It is not a coincidence that ESG investment has taken root in mainstream finance during the Digital Age.

Adopting Small Changes to Overcome Workaholism

This epidemic is none other than workaholism.

Having A Plant On Your Office Desk Helps Reduce Daily Stress, Study Finds

The research team observed workers’ psychological and physiological stress levels before and after a small plant was placed on each one of their desks.

From CBD to digital detoxing – here are the 9 wellness trends of 2020

Greater urbanisation is raising the daily stress levels in our lives, and forcing people to look for solutions

Business travel is tough on mental health, survey suggests

The survey also found that one-third of business travellers said their travel schedule disrupts their productivity, and about one in four said they had to work extra hours to make up for time lost while travelling.

Workaholics Take Note: Long Office Hours Linked To ‘Hidden’ Blood Pressure Problem

This form of high blood pressure is especially hard to diagnose and treat because it usually doesn’t appear on traditional blood pressure tests taken during visits to the doctor.

W is for Wellness: how the wellness industry became a global phenomenon

The twenty-third letter in the New Statesman’s A-Z of the decade.

5 benefits of wellness travel

Give yourself the space to shift your focus to the smaller things and improve your physical and mental health.

Linking Healthy And Wealthy

A new study shows that dramatic changes in income can increase or decrease the incidence of cardiovascular disease, and no, it is not about gaining or losing health insurance. Could there be something other than $$ at play?

5 Wellness Trends That Will Be Everywhere in 2020

Those will continue to proliferate in 2020, but they’ll also be joined by a new crop of health and fitness trends.

Key To Keeping Off Those Extra Holiday Pounds? Step On A Scale Each Day, Study Finds

By the end of the research period, all of the participants in the self-weighing experimental group had successfully avoided gaining weight over the holidays, with some even managing to shed some pounds. Conversely, participants in the control group gained

The Finer Things: Engaging With The Arts Lowers Risk Of Death, Study Finds

New study shows that older adults who regularly enjoy fine arts activities lower their risk of death by 31 percent.

Jogger’s Delight: Any Amount Of Running Linked To Significantly Lower Risk Of Death

All in all, 14 studies were included, encompassing 232,149 people who had had their health tracked for periods of time between 5.5 and 35 years.

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