Bid on one-of a-kind silent auction items including horseback riding lessons and private lessons by Chef Kurt Alldredge, along with other local luxury items – all to benefit the financial and emotional support program services offered by Teddy Bear …

Coach may not be the average Chinese consumer's must-have luxury item, but it is dominating its Weibo communication strategy to become, arguably, the top fashion brand on the platform. To date, Coach has approximately 748,000 followers, which were …

… hike ECB limit, import duty on luxury goods. CNBC-TV18's Aakansha Sethi reports that the finance ministry is considering several measures like a hike in external commercial borrowing (ECB) limits and hike import duty of luxury items to curb rupee …

The Art Center College of Design in Pasadena already owns seven 3-D printers and plans to order more. The machines give students the luxury of repeatedly tweaking their designs for products as varied as car fenders and kitchenware, said David Cawley, …

While you're there, check out the trend-setting Michele watches that serve as Gideon's Fine Jewelry's true specialty and other fantastic items, such as luxury writing instruments and jewelry. The smartphone was perceived by many as the wristwatch killer.

The researchers have also discovered one of the U.K.'s richest deposits of 200-year-old crafts, including a tortoise shell and elephant teeth that were used to make luxury items such as fans. One of the most ancient discoveries was a 7,000 BC tool …

“So if we're talking about nonessentials, luxury items, hobby items, I don't feel the same compulsion to offer them at a low cost. Typically if somebody buys something like that here for really, really cheap, they're going to turn around and sell it …

Even with the dearth of jobs, urban youth have kept up their spending on essential and luxury items since last year. Their pockets are still as deep; they are still being wooed by lucrative gadgets, the internet, fitness centres and fashion accessories …

A FORMER soldier stole almost £50,000 from a security firm and spent it on luxury items for his home. David Glass, 33, stole the cash over a two-month period while working for cash transit company Loomis, which provides thousands of pounds in cash …