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US streaming giant Netflix has launched a recruitment drive that calls for a “Grammaster”, an Instagram photographer who will be paid $4,000 for a fortnight of work in film and TV locations across Europe and the Middle East.
Besides your office probably being in need of a little fun, humour has been found to be a key to success as work.
Love them or loathe them, lorries are essential to life as we know it in Britain, transporting everything from our food to the bricks and mortar we need to build homes. However with the road haulage industry on the precipice of a catastrophic driver shortage, we wanted to imagine what Britain might look like without any HGVs.
Heaven on Earth will open to visitors in April 2016 and it can be found on Thanda Island – a private East African paradise that will cost high net worth tourists $10,000 a night.
It’s a case of “now you see me, now you don’t” at British businesses amid the rise of a new trend dubbed “ghosting”, which has employees depart their employment without a word to bosses or colleagues – never to be seen again… Who you gonna call
Victor, the rising UK on-demand private jet service, has teamed with Uber as part of a US expansion that is offering customers the chance of experiencing the high life for a Valentine’s Day treat.
A couple have been on a globetrotting adventure for four years by combining business with pleasure through a “freedom lifestyle” that allows the duo to work just 20 hours a week, earn $10,000 a month and stay in luxury accommodation.
If the breaststroke is too mundane for you, marine tech enterprise Supermarinovation has closed its first round of equity investment, which will support the company as it ramps up the scale of its x2 Sport underwater jet pack venture.
To promote its new Range Rover SVAutobiography, Land Rover is offering the customers “the most luxurious road trip on Earth” which will cross five continents, eight countries and nine of the world’s finest hotels over 21 days – all for at least £100,000.
