A tapering of Quantitative Easing (QE) by the US Federal Reserve may hurt global growth, according to QNB Group. While the evidence is mixed on how much support QE provides to the US economy, the Fed's announcement on June 19 of its intention to …

The program sends groups of 12 to 15 to countries around the world to help emerging markets move forward in terms of economic development. Since its launch in 2008, IBM has sent 2,400 of its best employees to 34 countries; that figure includes 50 …

It was one of 150 lots in a live auction in February featuring the fine jewelry, watches, bullion and coins formerly belonging to Rita Crundwell of Dixon. But Crundwell wasn't the benefactor of the proceedings. The U.S. Marshals Service was. The former …

More senior citizens want to stay young at heart, with 75% respondents saying they wanted to socialise, engage in sports, go on a leisure outing and shop for luxury goods. This may be true in cases where their savings can ensure that lifestyle but a …

Spare us the silly Prince and the Bedbug story. He's just a wimp!' Simi glared at me. 'He actually is a blue blooded prince, Mother. His granddad inherited a palace somewhere in Rajasthan – now they've sold it to some hotel group. He's, like, used to …

The event hosted some of the industry's most well-respected CEOs and managers from international tourism, hospitality and lifestyle. The Signum Virtutis was received by Regency Travel and Tours general manager Nasiruddin Shafiq on behalf of the CEO, …

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The website has auctioned off a variety of unusual items culled from city and county storage facilities nationwide, including a coffin, a 7-foot fiberglass shark, a laser telescope and a Bentley luxury car. "We auction off everyday treasures and a …

… the last year, the government had recognized multiple rates in a tiered system designed to provide dollars at prices depending on what class of imports they were being used to purchase, with basic goods prioritized over what were considered luxury …