A private island in Brittany 'one of the world's most beautiful bays' could be yours - for 3.35m. The 2.3-acre island is nestled in the Gulf of Morbihan, a huge natural harbour in south Brittany in France. It comes with a four-bed cottage, a pontoon and a boat. It's close to La Trinit-sur-Mer. Private equity firm EQT announces IPO plan. Swedish private equity firm EQT said on Monday it intended to list its shares on the Nasdaq Stockholm, a highly anticipated initial public offering (IPO). TripAdvisor bans the sale of tickets to SeaWorld. Tickets currently on sale and found to breach the new rules will be removed from the US-based travel site over the next few months, with the policy in full force by the end of 2019. Drag Is Exploding. What Does It Cost to Look Like Royalty? An illustrated look at what two iconic New York performers spend on their acts. The rich will keep getting richer 300 wealthiest people in the world are more than 300 billion better off than this time last year, and Bill Gates is back on top. The world's richest people grew even richer in 2013, adding $524 billion to their collective net worth, with Bill Gates adding $15.8billion to his net worth. VW Executives and Ex-C.E.O. Are Charged With Market Manipulation. Volkswagens top two leaders were charged by German prosecutors with failing to inform investors of the U.S. investigation into emissions cheating. Bride discovers her bridesmaid 'hijacked' wedding photographer to take her own photos. The newlywed anonymously posted the news to Mumsnet on Thursday, asking users on the community forum if she unreasonable for feeling upset. T Suggests A Pioneering French Designer, a New All-Day Cafe and More. A roundup of things our editors and a few contributors are excited about in a given week. 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As Listen Out kicked off over the weekend, tens of thousands of stylish revellers flocked to Sydney'sCentennial Park in their best ensembles. SMALL CAP MOVERS InfraStrata buoyant after rescuing Titanic shipyard but AIM sinks 1.5%. AIM-listed InfraStrata was floating near the top of the junior market's leaderboard this week after rescuing the Belfast shipyard where the Titanic was built. Victor Valdes' role at Barcelona is 'under threat due to falling out with Patrick Kluivert'. The pair are believed to have fallen out to the extent that former Spain international Valdes will not be on the sidelines during his team's game against Gimnastic de Tarragona this weekend. Police are ordered to carry on believing anyone who makes an abuse claim is a victim. The advice ignores recommendations from retired High Court judge Sir Richard Henriques, who wrote a report exposing how officers pursued false claims by a fantasist known as 'Nick'. Chevron aims to cut intensity of greenhouse gas emissions from production. Chevron Corp aims to reduce the intensity of greenhouse gas emissions from its oil production by 5% to 10% over a seven-year period ending 2023 as part of an ongoing effort to combat global climate change, the U.S. energy major said on Thursday. I.R.S. Offers Deal to Small Insurance Companies Under Scrutiny. The offer pertains to captive insurance, a way to insure against risks not covered by traditional means. But it has created an incentive for tax avoidance. Whos in Charge in Peru? Peruvians Cant Agree. The president dissolved Congress. Congress suspended the president. Now the vice president has renounced. Heres what you need to know to understand the dysfunction roiling Peru. Natalie Portman Shoots for the Stars and Loses Her Mind. The actor finally fulfills a childhood dream, sort of, by climbing into a spacesuit to play a tormented astronaut in Lucy in the Sky. And soon shell wield the hammer as female Thor.