A mother of two, Sandberg, 44, is one of the youngest female billionaires in the world. She is also one of a handful of women in the billionaire club–like Spanx's Sara Blakely, Tory Burch and Oprah Winfrey–who made their own fortunes, rather than …

According to the Russian state statistics service, imported goods account for two-fifths of all Russian retail sales year-round. The proportion is even higher in the winter when most fresh produce … In a wine and spirits shop in an affluent …

They say money can't buy happiness but the world's super rich are still giving it their best shot, spending $1.8tn (£1.1tn)last year on luxury goods and services – with extreme holidays, gourmet dining and art auctions emerging as the status symbols du …

Shadow Culture, Media and Sport Secretary Harriet Harman asked what was being done to ensure that council arts funding was guaranteed in deprived as well as affluent areas. Responding, Culture, Media and Sport Secretary Maria Miller said it was …

… services with specialty items other groceries don't carry. I suspect their prices won't be as low as Wal-Mart or Kroger, but they will be going after the more affluent clientelle in Carmel and other Hamilton County residents. … The convenience …

Sales in the fashion and luxury goods segment, the biggest for the group, dipped 0.4 percent to 9.9 percent in reported terms but grew 5 percent on an organic basis, which eliminates exchange rate fluctuations and changes in the company's structure.

The town of Wolf Creek is moving ahead with plans to seek a sales tax for luxury goods and services within its newly created resort area. Mona Jamison, the consultant hired by the Lewis and Clark County commission to help guide the town through the …

MILAN Jan 28 (Reuters) – Luxury goods consumers around the world will spend 880 billion euros ($1.2 trillion) on personal items and experiences like holidays a year in 2020, 20 percent more than is spent on such goods today, a study said on Tuesday.

Say hello to the Year of the Horse — the Chinese New Year is here and it marks the heaviest holiday shopping season for China, a time when many spend plenty of yuan on luxury items. But while in previous years most nouveau riche Chinese believed more …