HS2 will only 'transform' the geography of Britain if you live the lifestyle of a government minister or senior civil servant. If you are based in London and need to make occasional forays to our half-dozen largest cities, it genuinely will transform …

21, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ — Travel To Go is a travel industry leader that prides themselves on being able to supply their members the resort accommodations that will make their vacations the most memorable yet. Where most companies fall short …

“The flipside,” said Whitney, “is that you don't have that extra support and you don't have the luxury of a decision to stay at home and be with your kid even if you want to.” Not that Whitney wants to opt out. She works from home, and her son goes to …

Celebrity Cruises' 11 ships offer modern luxury vacations visiting all seven continents. Celebrity also presents immersive cruisetour experiences in Alaska, Australia/New Zealand, Canada, Europe and South America. Celebrity is one of five cruise brands …

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If these reports are true, once-rebellious Apple may be further embracing its products' status as symbols of wealth. Selling a gold-colored iPhone could be popular in countries like China and India, where … “Gold is a popular choice in many markets …

“It is more symbolism that we are going to tax or discourage the import of luxury goods so maybe the next thing that will come will be (a duty on) import of other things like wine or cars,” said D H Pai Panandiker, president of RPG Foundation, a …

“First, let's consider the rough costs of producing a luxury product. Gross margins for luxury companies typically hover around 65 percent — that sounds like a lot, but it's what shareholders now expect. It also means that a $3,500 bag costs roughly …

[Lebanon has] the luxury of all of the big items.” Marzano pointed to one oddly shaped box. “This is actually a truck bumper guard,” said Marzano. Just a few feet away were boxes emblazoned with large, flat-screen televisions. “We do a lot of big …