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Emily Tan
Oct 6, 2011

Economist taps into Asia’s luxury advertising market with Intelligent Life

HONG KONG - The Economist will be launching its culture and lifestyle title Intelligent Life on 29 October as a quarterly supplement in Hong Kong, Singapore, India and North America.

The supplement aims to introduce Asia to The Economist's lifestyle content

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