I was expecting—it turns out rather presumptuously—that since the Lion City is much more affluent than the Philippines, its hotels would be a thousand times more posh. My expectations were not entirely unfounded. After all, Resorts World Sentosa is …

“The ACA threatens the viability of multi-employer health plans in four ways: 1) the high employee threshold of the employer mandate 2) the re-insurance fee, 3) the definition of qualified health plans, and 4) the lack of multi-employer specific …

Experts attribute this to a vicious cycle of poor economic growth, high consumer inflation, rise in commodity prices and a real estate boom with each factor feeding on the other. “Post 2008 global financial crisis, a combination of high consumer …

A real estate developer has set out to build houses for low-income earners in Embakasi, Nairobi, in a stark shift away from its mainstay of high–end housing. Taj Mall Ltd, a 18-year old firm, plans to build Taj Shelter estate on part of the former …

Oppenheimer & Rochefoucauld Real Estate LLP is specialised in high–end property development projects. The range of the fund's operations includes renovation of historical buildings, construction of cosy office buildings in attractive sites and luxury …

The geographic line that Vancouver real estate buffs draw to symbolize the million-dollar divide in housing prices has been shifting ever eastward over the years. While the high–end market has softened, this interactive map serves as a stark …

This week's featured piece of high–end real estate in Carroll County is an 8,600 square foot home set on 15.63 open pastoral acres. Posted by Kym Byrnes (Editor), July 17, 2013 at 12:53 am. Comment Recommend. This 7-bedroom, 5 ½ bathroom is currently …

Citing industry sources, the reports said Taiwan's leading smartphone maker HTC Corp. will also launch a 5.9-inch high–end phablet, the HTC One Max, in September to capitalize on the ongoing phablet boom. German technology website Mobile Geeks reported …

AT&T announced yesterday a new calling plan, called Next, that will allow customers to upgrade every 12 months — instead of the standard two-year period — but they will have to pay full price for their gadgets. Most US wireless customers pay $200 for …