Automobiles were mostly luxury possessions of the affluent class in the decades between the two world wars. Car magazines of the era featured “Hungarian counts, Polish noblemen, Jewish intellectuals and extravagant international bohemians,” the …

And when it comes to real estate, jobs equal space needs. "That's why employment metrics are weighted most heavily in this report," Amber Schiada, manager for JLL's Northern California research, told me. "It really, at end of the day, comes down to …

Morguard Real Estate Investment Trust is a closed-end real estate investment trust, which owns a diversified portfolio of 54 high quality retail, office and mixed-use properties in Canada with an approximate value of $2.7 billion and comprising …

However, even that didn't help sales during the worst real estate market in half a century. But as the real estate market began to see life over the past 18 months, so too did sales for high–end luxury buildings. As of May, 2013 the Clarendon had …

Sotheby's is a world-known auctioneer of fine art and jewelry. The downtrend in precious metals attracted Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors to several precious metal names in the first quarter, but his firm completely sold out of the positions in the …

Plastics like PLA (polylactic acid, derived from corn and used in objects like soft-drink cups) and ABS (the same plastic used to make LEGO bricks) are often the materials of choice. And that's fine, until a designer wants to 3D print jewelry, dishware …

Visitors will find fine arts and handmade crafts including drawing, painting in oils, watercolors or acrylics, fibers, floral, glass, jewelry, handmade soap, metal work, photography, pottery, ceramics, sculpture and woodworking. There is food and …

It's Fine Jewelry segment operates 147 stores in 27 states and Puerto Rico that offers bridal designs, watches, gemstones, gold merchandise, and diamond fashion and solitaire products under the Gordon's Jewelers brand; and 639 stores in 50 states and …

The 10,000-square-foot fine jewelry emporium in The Woodlands' Market Street area has been around for more than three decades, offering jewelry by designers such as David Yurman, Penny Preville, John Hardy, Roberto Coin and Stephen Webster; watch …