Set on 1.1 acres of private, mature landscaping, this gated Crawford Estates home near the end of a quiet, no-through street, features stunning views of orchards, mountains and city. The custom designed, dual island kitchen is complemented by adjoining …

How to build a service business in China. King and … This will then hit more affluent middle income and wealthier consumers who will then decide to go off the grid with much more sizeable and costly infrastructure , that if push comes to shove, they …

Each of these policies are skewed towards the most affluent. Together … Even after slashing the Canberra public service, abolishing the schoolkids bonus and scrapping trade training centres, Abbott is still left without enough money to pay the bills …

Versace, the brand with a penchant for flashy frocks, is now set on taking over the world of luxury transportation. The brand already has its own exclusive lines of sports cars, yachts, and private jets. A prototype for the Versace brand helicopter …

Among them will be Hispano-Suizas, Duesenbergs, Bugattis, Bentleys, Lamborghinis and Lincolns. That's right, Lincolns. Ford Motor Co. is trying to revive its luxury brand, which has been dormant for decades. Thus classic Lincolns from the 1930s, 1940s …

The New York-based real estate moghul and the man behind the global luxury real estate company, Trump Organisation, will enter into a second brand licensing agreement in India with Mumbai-based Lodha Group, for a luxury housing project in South …

Even better, there's a green silicone sleeve made to look like leaves that fits over the bottom end of the ear, providing a good grip and shielding your hand from the blade and the heat. The two-part gadget retails at $16, which seems a little high for …

Lest we forget we're in the Caribbean, the end is never quite in sight. After some odd deviation over a shallow coral garden and an unnecessary zigzag swim to the finish (“Swim to the green boat; no the black one!”) myself and Phil the gadget geek …

To kill time, many in the audience busied themselves, tinkering with gadgets and snapping photos with friends. A few others shrieked at the smallest things happening onstage, as when the humongous LED … But just when the fans thought the show couldn …