“There were 3,000 people and 3,000 paths to purchase. There is no such thing as a linear path to purchase anymore,” Zeug says, noting that 98 percent of luxury consumers use the Internet daily. Zeug says people spend 5 percent of their online time in …

Tokyo: Spotting a foreign car on Japanese streets is a rare sight — save for the odd luxury brand like Ferrari or Jaguar — a point underscored at the Tokyo Motor Show this week. It was the third time major US automakers including General Motors and …

In 1981, he began the world's first diagnostic MRI service at the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. Between 1980 and 1991 he worked in collaboration with a number of clinicians exploring the applications of MRI, being the first to show the potential of MRI to …

With an abundance of items in stock, San Diego's Leo Hamel Fine Jewelers will host their annual Half-Off Sale. During the event, shoppers can take advantage of the store's overflowing inventory of over $2 million in fine pre-owned watches and vintage …

Before that suit played out, officials in the affluent and increasingly Democratic county signaled this week that they would grant same-sex licenses. They could find themselves in court nonetheless if Republican Gov. Tom Corbett or other state …

The JW Marriott hotel chain has revamped the traditional turndown service with a program that includes an organic snack bar, essential oils for a relaxing bath, and luxury chocolates to replace the classic mint on the pillow. Designed to help guests …

Featured live auction items include a gourmet wine tasting dinner with Master Tim Gaiser; a pearl and diamond ring from Kerns Fine Jewelry; and vacations in Hawaii, France, and Cabo San Lucas. Proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit Mission Hospice …

Closings are underway at 55 Melrose, allowing buyers to start enjoying their new luxury condominium homes within the Pier Village ocean- front community in Long Branch. … "55 Melrose represents the first ownership opportunities at Pier Village, and …

A Google commuter bus was blocked in San Francisco's Mission district for about a half hour on Monday morning, highlighting many residents' growing concern that an influx of affluent technology workers is driving up costs in the city. "San Francisco …