Let's leap one step further up the spending ladder, from big-ticket items like pickups to astronomically expensive luxury cars from Bentley and Rolls-Royce. Two of my favorite quotes last week came in a New York Times article about the return of luxury …

Holdings of gold in exchange traded funds (ETFs) around the world have fallen back to levels last seen before the global financial crisis in 2008, wiping away all the speculative froth in precious metals. The once-popular GLD fund has lost 57pc of its …

Gold advanced to the highest level in almost three weeks on speculation that its biggest annual decline since 1981 is spurring increased demand in Asia. Bullion for immediate delivery gained as much as 0.7 percent to $1,245.75 an ounce, the highest …

Gold rallies for 5th day to highest since Dec. 17 * Drop in Asian shares supports prices * Chinese premiums climb as demand remains strong (Adds China trading volumes, updates prices) By A. Ananthalakshmi SINGAPORE, Jan 6 (Reuters) – Gold rallied for …

Gold is a nearly perfect form of money. It is one of the few things on planet earth that contains all of the following attributes; beauty, scarcity, virtual indestructability, and is also transferable and divisible. However, even after five thousand …

GOLD, OIL RISE. Gold was the main beneficiary of the Asian tensions as it continued to rebound from last year's worst run in over three decades. Spot gold rose to a near three-week peak of $1,245.86 an ounce in earlier trade and was last up 0.4 at $1 …

Gold for delivery in February, the most actively traded contract, has since recovered, up $2, or 0.2%, at $1,240.60 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The spike in trading volume is equivalent to 1.1 million ounces of …

LONDON (Alliance News) – Britain's corporate sector has turned more positive about the growth prospects of the developed world and see fewer risks in the global economy, according to the latest Deloitte CFO survey. Optimism among Chief Finance Offices …

LONDON (Alliance News) – Britain's corporate sector has turned more positive about the growth prospects of the developed world and see fewer risks in the global economy, according to the latest Deloitte CFO survey. Optimism among Chief Finance Offices …