Luxury Daily, April 26, 2023 – Porsche enhances trekking wheelchair in support of accessibility
| | Automotive Porsche enhances trekking wheelchair in support of accessibility  |  The German automaker is opening the Swiss mountains to those who have historically been kept out. Entire
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| Jewelry Cartier fuels fluid approach to craftsmanship with latest release |  Slotting fine jewelry in under its "Libre" collection for the very first time, the house frees an annual design exercise from the confines of horology. Entire
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| Real estate LVMH reduces Hong Kong presence, scales up footprint in mainland China |  The number of foreign companies setting up regional headquarters and offices in Hong Kong declined for a third consecutive year in 2022, reports Nikkei Asia. Entire
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