The hotel has played host to many dignitaries and special guests over the years, providing them luxurious amenities including a 10,000-square-foot conference center, 205 guest rooms, six floors of luxury condominiums, a spa, a full-service fitness …

… told reporters he instructed his team to “go back to Tesla and look for other opportunities,” according to Reuters, which indicates the Smart cars and forthcoming B-Class are only the start of the German luxury brand's foray into electric vehicle …

"In the early days it was pretty much anything goes," said a former executive at the Venetian Macau, a glamorous casino, hotel and luxury shopping centre owned by Sands. "It really was the Wild West. There really was very limited, if any … Macau …

They had met at Jetsetter, the New York-based luxury vacation company, and were considering some travel-related technology among other projects. "But we realised pretty quickly that this was it." The service launched in January and was an immediate …

… retailers of all stripes hire to launch new concepts, redesign their spaces or invigorate their brands. When Donald and Ivanka Trump won the right to redevelop the Old Post Office Pavilion into a luxury hotel, they picked Streetsense to lease its …

While Uber typically offers several types of cars, including taxis and SUVs, it would only use luxury sedans such as Lincoln Town Cars in Nashville. Hourdajian said the company would have been here already if not for the $45 minimum that black-car …

I awkwardly change the subject back to luxury amenities; the centres offering everything from hyperbaric chambers and neurofeedback technology to wolf therapy (yes wolf therapy, in which patients commune with domesticated pack animals). At one centre …

… capital ready? Thomas Thurston is Chief Technology Officer and Fund Manager at Ironstone Group, a venture capital investment company, and CEO of Growth Science, a data science firm that predicts business behavior using algorithms and technology.

“We're saving a ton in paper,” Gerardi said. “We're saving a ton in textbooks. You have to weigh that out.” He said technology is becoming a necessity — rather than a luxury item — in schools, and compared it to a utility like heat or electricity …