“Lexus's successful debut in the U.S. hasn't been transplanted to its other markets, and its brand presence still needs a lot of work compared to BMW and other luxury brands,” said Takaki Nakanishi, founder of Nakanishi Research Institute. “You can't …

He said the government should increase the limit on FDI in the existing sectors as well as encourage FDI in other sectors, such as, automobiles, aviation, retail, telecommunication and manufacturing. The RBI should sell Forex reserves and buy rupees in …

They would have loved the 2013 Chrysler 300C John Varvatos Luxury Edition sedan, a full-size car with optional all-wheel drive that hits all the right notes for people who have been through hell and have now arrived at a sweet point in their lives, but …

"Southern California is the capital of the world when it comes to luxury cars." I have no idea who just said that within my earshot, but there's no denying the fact. For while the UAE does, indeed, boast significant numbers of stupefyingly expensive …

The BMW X5 was the world's first Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) and remains the most successful to this day. The launch of the third-generation model sets a new agenda in its class in terms of driving pleasure, variability and luxury. Among the stand …

… one of the most violence and dangerous cities on earth – have responded to a renewed wave of killings and kidnappings by taking some extraordinary and expensive security measures: they are making their luxury automobiles bullet-proof and bomb-proof.

Being new to both Burma and the leisured pace of river cruising, I'm impressed by this panoramic opening shot as I embark for a 1,024-mile adventure that will see us sail up the broad, brown tentacle of the little-visited Chindwin River, which winds …

The tour groups, luxury buses and lines for the bathroom don't exactly scream “nature.” Not so in a wilderness area like the Pasayten, where a person can step back in time and feel like one of those early explorers — the Lewises and Clarks of this …

Such support does not come as a big surprise: the European Commission has not exactly made it a secret that their intention is to replace the missing instrument of a currency devaluation with a devaluation of wages. … However, it would appear useful …