THE 1957 Ferrari 250 GT 14-Louver Berlinetta is a beautiful car with a stunning price tag. One of just eight remaining examples was due to be auctioned at Pebble Beach Automotive Week in California on August 17th. It has a guide price of $9m-11m, and …

This Ettore Weekend Duffel by Zagliani ($5,850) epitomizes first-class travel with its gunmetal calfskin leather and crocodile trim. Hidden magnetic closures conceal bulk while a removable shoulder strap allows for easy adjusting. barneys.com …

… were not named by the police, but residents of the luxury building include Ronald Lauder, Israel Englander and money manager Ezra Merkin. “Residents are paranoid,” a source told the paper. “Most of the victims didn't realize when their items went …

Despite having a tradition that is rooted in utilitarian logic, today's “fine timepieces” are pure luxury items. They are in fact designed to excel at costing a lot. For many companies that is a matter of pride: being able to claim that their product …

Since 2007, Jackson had used the money to pay for living expenses, vacations and luxury items such as a Rolex watch.His wife, Sandra Jackson, was sentenced to one year in prison and one year of supervised release. — From wire reportsFormer U.S. Rep.

Minister of Finance Yair Lapid signed an order today (Thursday), approving the increase of taxes on luxury items. Among the items that fall under purview of the tax increase are: large refrigerators, wide-screen televisions, yachts, luxury cars, ATV's …

The house was full of luxury items including CCTV camera that was destroyed by the accused and the hard disk taken away by them. It was a pre-planned crime, say police. Details of items stolen is yet to be ascertained. Naushad and Rameez had come only …

Marketed in close association with Kissin and Lang Lang the pianos have become valued as luxury items indicative of wealth and social status, as much as for their musical qualities. Shares in Steinway Musical Instruments jumped 7.9 percent, to $41.29 …

Former Illinois congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. was sentenced to 30 months in prison Wednesday for using $750,000 in campaign money for living expenses, clothes and luxury items. Jackson and his wife, Sandi Jackson, used campaign funds as a "personal …