Renamed AD in 2017 and established in 1920 and serves as a global magazine that offers an exclusive look at the stunning residences of leaders in entertainment, business, society and the arts. Its distinctive brand of design journalism spans a wide variety of styles in every issue, from contemporary to traditional.

Covers luxury design and serves as a hub for San Francisco Cottages & Gardens, New York Cottages & Gardens, Connecticut Cottages & Gardens and Hamptons Cottages & Gardens. Includes features on interior design, landscaping, real estate, entertainment and art.

Established in March 2012. Written for a global audience this publication profiles the lifestyles of ultra-affluent and influential readers, and offers an inside look at how they spend their time and money at home and abroad revealing the finest luxury products, experiences and services. This publication will cover the world, including fashion in Asia, Brazil and Europe, adventures in Patagonia, jewelry in London, exotic cars in New York City, resorts in Laos, and more. Editorial content includes: product reviews, destinations, advice, real estate, fashion, jewelry, food and drink, cars, bikes, watches, gadgets, art and culture. Media Alert: December 16, 2016 Bloomberg Pursuits‘ current issue will be its last in print. Starting in 2017, the brand will continue in a digital format. Bloomberg remains committed to luxury coverage, which will additionally air on the network’s TV and radio platforms.

Written for people interested in developments in the international grain, flour and feed market. Editorial coverage focuses on supply and demand issues in world grain, flour and feed markets, global agricultural trade and trade trends, technical aspects of grain storage and handling, flour milling and feed processing. Includes profiles of various countries, market reviews, product information and project updates.

Part of the Variety family, Dirt is a voyeuristic, tongue-in-cheek peek into the real estate transactions of high-profile and/or high-net worth people across a broad spectrum of industries and professions. Real estate coverage spans a wide range of locations and architectural styles — from midcentury moderns to megamansions.