WICHITA, Kan. — A federal judge spared a Wichita businesswoman from prison on Monday, but imposed a $25,000 fine for selling fake luxury goods. U.S. District Judge Eric Melgren sentenced Glenda Sue Morgan to five years of probation and ordered her to …

"I love Pop Art … the freedom of expression, the colours, the whole vibe. I most covet works from this period that were collaborations between Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat. These oil paintings are my absolute favourite and truly items worthy …

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) – A federal judge spared a Wichita businesswoman from prison, but imposed a $25,000 fine for selling fake luxury goods. U.S. District Judge Eric Melgren on Monday sentenced Glenda Sue Morgan to five years of probation and ordered …

As international financial advisory agency deVere Group discovered while conducting a survey, civil conversation and social taboos apparently have become luxury items. It recently asked 1,125 clients with investable assets of more than $1.5 million …

Under the luxury tax act that took effect June 1, 2011, expensive items such as private aircraft, yachts and automobiles worth over NT$3 million (US$99,000), as well as golf club memberships worth over NT$500,000, are subject to the 10 percent luxury tax.

The adult absorbent products can cost upwards of $100 a month, making it difficult for those on fixed incomes to be adequately supplied. “These are not luxury items — they're a necessity,” Baker said. Without them, many healthy older people stay home, …

… from $940,000 to $495,000 for Beehive Stadium improvements; to decreasing the bond authorization to the Washington Park Pool project from $2 million to $150,000. “There are a mix of projects,” the mayor said Friday. “There are luxury items like the …

WICHITA, Kansas — A Wichita business owner has asked a federal court to spare her from serving prison time for trafficking in counterfeit luxury items, arguing publicity the case has received serves as a deterrent to future criminal conduct. The court …

However, for traditional luxury items such as apparel, leather goods and jewellery, Asia was perceived as the main revenue generator; while for the art collectibles and wine & spirits sub-sectors, both Asia and Europe were particularly important, the …