Known for its beautiful uncrowded beaches, its excellent diving and snorkelling, and its "quiet side of the Caribbean" appeal, there are several proposals for new luxury resorts and hotels. Ewing adds that … Ewing also says his country has a lot of …

If you and your partner have a taste for luxury, gaming, nightlife and entertainment, Macau will provide that 24-hour adrenaline rush. Whether it's entertainment venues or restaurants, it's all open until late. With more than 30 casinos … Though …

… that border the bay. A stone promenade would lead guests from the hotel and a 70,000-square-foot conference center to 15,000 square feet of planned retail space — from pizza shops, to high–end restaurants and boutiques, to the boat basin, Beruff said.

Agents reported that investors and families were the most active at the weekend, with first home buyers bowing out after the end of the state government first home buyer's grant. Photo: Luis Enrique Ascui … Marty Rankin, director of a new agency in …

All of it translated to banks needing less office real estate, leading to high vacancy rates. As of the end of March, about 17.7 percent of leased commercial office space remained vacant in New Castle County, according to data from Newmark Grubb Knight …

Gold ETF outflows have been accelerating in recent weeks, however, and it is not at all clear whether recent developments will be enough to turn bearish futures market traders and U.S. money managers back into gold bulls. For the week, the gold price …

The Gold Cup began in disastrous fashion for Mexico, but their performance against Canada put them in a position to advance to the quarterfinals comfortably and avoid the United States in the process. However, they were less than impressive in their …

“My father brought me here, and hopefully we can continue it,” he said Saturday while walking around in the pits of the Detroit Yacht Club APBA Gold Cup presented by Jarvis Property Restoration. “I've been coming here since I was a kid, probably the …

This weekend, he and his crew of three found quite a few "needles" in their oceanic "haystack" — 48 gold coins that date back 300 years, to be exact. The coins, called escudos, were part of the treasure aboard a fleet of 11 Spanish galleons wrecked by …