Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) — On today's “Single Best Chart,” Scarlet Fu examines luxury items hit by China's anti-corruption policies. She speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg). Video: Diamonds, Fine Wine Hit by Global Slowdown …

'I requested over half a million dollars to return her items and not expose her to the news. During the meet, it seemed as if she contacted authorities. The deal never went through. I'm following through with my threat.' In response, Roemer told ABC13 …

In the afternoon, patients waiting for treatment were given free raffle tickets to win a basket full of luxury items like soaps, lotions and herbal teas. Workers also quizzed patients' knowledge on topics such as normal blood pressure numbers and …

A person claiming to be the burglar who swiped nearly a million dollars of high end jewelry from a now infamous closet in an opulent home in the Woodlands has sent several of the items to a Houston newspaper. According to a story published online this …

First came the articles about the three-story, half-million-dollar closet in a Woodlands home. Weeks later, the burglary that followed, a million-dollar heist of high-end purses and watches and jewels. Now, the latest twist in this Pink Panther-esque …

… as the new owner does, all the good things that might come on the wings of this insanely expensive leather good. It's all peak and no valley. The watcher is privy to all the impressively thick and luxurious Vuitton packaging — the drawerlike box …

The only things we buy are groceries and not really any luxury items, and if we do, all we get is into more debt. Is it worth it to splash large amounts [of money] on these buildings when we have dusty roads and mud houses in some of our villages?”.

Staffordshire Police has now said the luxury goods she spent some of the cash on, with brands including Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Ralph Lauren and Dior, will be auctioned off to pay back Lichfield District Council following a proceeds of crime hearing. The …

Retail sales in Hong Kong have dropped for five straight months through June as China's economic growth moderated and the country's anti-corruption campaign trimmed tourists' spending on luxury items. Business investment and consumption have …