LONDON – Gold edged up, supported by some physical buying, but remained on track for its biggest annual loss in three decades as rallies in equities and prospects of global economic recovery dented its appeal. Expectations that the U.S. economy can …

According to a recent Gold Survey published by Thomson Reuters GFMS the price for gold is expected to fall, due to rising interest rates and the expected withdrawal of monetary stimulus programs. But what happens if the stimulus isn't withdrawn?

HINDMAN — When a dozen students begin a class on making handcrafted jewelry at the Kentucky School of Craft in January, they'll be using work stations that have sat idle for at least two years. Planners envisioned the school in … which oversees the …

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The term “bird,” to describe a smart yet awkward person, did not survive, but “nerd” and “dork” are still doing fine. And although a good-looking woman can no longer be called a “fox,” “babe” is still appropriate (if politically incorrect), especially …

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Charlotte Fine Art Gallery will highlight new works in January from all of its represented artists, featuring painting, sculpture, silk, woodturning, mixed media, fine jewelry, large and small works. 10 a.m. Free. Charlotte Fine Art Gallery, 7510 …

Shoppers peruse racks of nearly new fashions, ogling the displays of fine and costume jewelry or browsing through shelves brimming with crystal glassware, silver tea sets, china and ceramic figurines. Off to one side, in a small alcove, is an inventory …