In two separate cases, the Abu Dhabi Police arrested two gangs (Eastern European and Asian) allegedly engaged in daytime robberies of luxury residential apartments and houses, when the occupants were away. The police also recovered all stolen items …

Besides luxury furs, China uses fur in furniture, footwear, accessories and novelty items, even ermine-lined toilet-paper covers. Second is Europe at 28 percent of the global market with $4.4 billion in sales, and third is the Eurasian market — Russia …

… the last year, the government had recognized multiple rates in a tiered system designed to provide dollars at prices depending on what class of imports they were being used to purchase, with basic goods prioritized over what were considered luxury …

The website has auctioned off a variety of unusual items culled from city and county storage facilities nationwide, including a coffin, a 7-foot fiberglass shark, a laser telescope and a Bentley luxury car. "We auction off everyday treasures and a …

… the last year, the government had recognised multiple rates in a tiered system designed to provide dollars at prices depending on what class of imports they were being used to purchase, with basic goods prioritised over what were considered luxury …

Luxury goods are something we don't mind paying more for, but what about financial advice? The old system of paying for advice was a trailing commission. This was a percentage fee of your investment amount, often paid in perpetuity, as financial …

Moreover, the ADP managed to recover all the stolen items, including jewellery, precious stones and watches hidden in two different locations; in a hotel apartment in Dubai, and a farmhouse located in the Al Khatam region in Abu Dhabi. The stolen goods …

Although the number of middle-class buyers of luxury goods in China has grown from 1 million in 1995 to 37 million today, many of them are expected to stop spending on luxury items now the country's economic growth has slowed. In January, the …

… the last year, the government had recognised multiple rates in a tiered system designed to provide dollars at prices depending on what class of imports they were being used to purchase, with basic goods prioritised over what were considered luxury …