We're talking textile butcher shops in Berlin, the manufacture of sustainable fashion on the Isle of Wight, and the raisin industry (Big Grape?), of course.

Touching on the Fourth Industrial Revolution and its power to transform the way we work, interact, and live our lives.

In a quickie this week, we have Notre-Dame's role as one of the poles by which the fashion world orients itself, and the state-of-the-art railway revolutionising landlocked Ethiopia’s access to the Red Sea.

How a British fashion designer shook-up the industry in the 1960s, an evocative tale of a SoHo street photographer, and, as elections get underway, how India has fared under Prime Minister Modi.

Looking at a fascinating cultural and architectural arms race in the Gulf, why keeping as open as possible to as many knowledge flows as possible is advantageous, and an root around the issues overshadowing Dubai's property market fuelled business model.

Delving into the psychology of video game music and whether it changes how you play, explore coders' primordial urge to eliminate inefficiency wherever it lurks, and take a peek at a side of Seoul where, for now, time stands still: Clock Alley.

Raising an eyebrow at Instagram stepping out in fancy new mall garb, the mixed-up world of co-mingled orders fulfilled by Amazon, chin-stroke at how Levi Strauss endures like your dad's old 501s.

Celebrating 30 years of the World Wide Web, taking a peek at Hudson Yards, Manhattan’s shiny real estate development behemoth, and fist-bumping the retailers who are showing how to thrive in the Internet age.

How Aldi transformed the way Britain shops, the intriguing story behind Chinese telecoms giant, Huawei, and Calvin Klein calling time on designer fashion.

From the hip-hop economy through to the re-birth of the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, and how FC Barcelona are preparing for the future of football - so what are you waiting for?