Think of Rome and you might picture the birthplace of western civilization, the Vatican or Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita. Luxury–goods maker LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA (MC) wants you to dream of Fendi. Restoration work funded by Fendi …

Her company's first design project was Sir Richard Branson's luxury lodge in Verbier, where she has also created a chalet for the Marquess of Bute; recent projects include a 24,000 square foot Grade II listed hall in Harrogate and a triplex in …

“When you are paying 30 per cent of your income on housing, the lower your income the less you have to spend on utilities, food, health care and other non-luxury items.” A 2013 Mortgage Choice survey found three in five first homeowners in South …

The luxury items in most commissaries are the three dollar pints of Ben and Jerry's and the six dollar boxes of Tyson's Fried Chicken. Considering that commissary is once every two weeks and the average state pay is three dollars, these items are only …

“For many families served by FeedMore's Central Virginia Food Bank, fresh produce, like apples, is a luxury item they simply cannot afford,” said Doug Pick, FeedMore CEO. “Martin's continued commitment to hunger-relief programs throughout central …

“The most striking thing was that we had to plan,” she said. “There was not the luxury of walking into the store and just grabbing what you wanted. It was planning and buying those things that you needed to get by. It was leftovers and just really …

As the economy improves she believes more people will spend money on recreational luxury items such as boats. A marina within a development like Lakeshore Estates adds value to a home, Boudet added. "The homes are beautiful in there," she said.

Families told The Sunday Times this week times are so tough they now consider steak a “luxury item” and the state has become “unlivable”. One-in-five people with a home loan said they “couldn't handle it” if interest rates went up. They said they would …

I have only one pet peeve — that feeling when a 30- or 40-something obese, sloppy person in front of me at the grocery store checkout line pays for his or her steak, lobster and other assorted luxury items with a “SNAP” or EBT card, then loads bags of …