After studying literature at Northwestern University and then King's College London, she attended culinary school in the US; she returned to Hong Kong to write about food and, later, luxury watches and jewellery. "I really gained an appreciation for …

Michael Schwartz for New York Daily News Marie Capasso canceled Cablevision and now watches movies on her 40-inch Samsung Smart TV. Is it time to cut the cord? That's what some cable subscribers are asking themselves as service costs skyrocket …

North Carolina's left fielder watches Kenny Towns' home run clear the wall on Saturday. cdp uva unc baseball … We have two shortstops in the middle of the field [Pinero and shortstop-turned-second baseman Cogswell] and not many people have that luxury.”.

… Blue Jays edge Indians 3-2. Published: April 18, 2014 10:33 PM By The Associated Press TOM WITHERS (AP Sports Writer). Toronto Blue Jays' Edwin Encarnacion watches his RBI single off Cleveland Indians relief pitcher Cody Allen in the seventh inning …

The Georges in question is Georges Kern, the CEO of watch brand IWC Schauffhausen, which is turning into one of the luxury world's most prominent patrons of film. Over the last few years, under Kern's direction, the company has become not only a …

… how demand for Rolls-Royce Motor vehicles has remained resilient in China, the world's largest auto market, despite a crackdown on corruption and campaign against official extravagance that's chilled luxury spending from fine dining to Swiss watches.

Cleveland Indians' Lonnie Chisenhall watches a double off Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Sergio Santos in the ninth inning of a baseball game, Friday, April 18, 2014, in Cleveland. Blue Jays catcher Dioner Navarro watches. The Blue Jays defeated the …

As one of the top online luxury watch retailers in the world, Certified Timepieces is proud to unveil its latest collection of luxury pre-used Rolex watches for women. According to Certified Timepieces, women tend to be significantly harder to shop for …

At least they are now that banks and auction houses are offering clients more multimillion-dollar loans where everything from vintage cars to luxury watches to famous paintings is accepted as collateral. The wealthy have always been able to rely on …