Despite the changes, Gurinder Sandhu, executive vice-president of Re/Max for Ontario-Atlantic Canada, said volatile stock markets and low interest rates have made luxury real estate attractive for both Canadian investors and foreigners. "People like to …

Stocks of major items — sugar, green chilli, cooking oil, onion and chickpea — are enough to meet the increased consumption during the Ramadan, according to the Bangladesh Tariff Commission. But the higher stocks have not been meaningful as the …

Research has shown that kids starting school without the needed supplies or clothing perform behind their more affluent peers. “From that mission, the Boys … During the '30 Days' events, which kicked off with a lively shopping spree for 180 Club kids …

LIMRA found consumers with low levels of health insurance knowledge more likely to be younger, less affluent, less educated, more likely to be a student, unemployed or uninsured. Many showed a tremendous lack of knowledge about plan features, the costs …

A Newegg search reveals a handful of high–end desktop motherboards that support it (five boards, all above $150), but the complete list of non-Apple prebuilt systems that have ever supported the interface is pretty short. We've talked before about how …

He's been working on his swing with those high-tech gadgets that weren't around in his prime. He chatted up Gio … The bottom line, I hope that for the end of the week I'm inspired, like all of us; that I want to play again and have another go here. I …

Gold's slide into a bear market that wiped $66 billion from the value of funds backed by the metal pushed prices into the longest run below their 200-day moving average since the 12-year bull market began in 2001. The attached chart shows bullion has …

In July of 1715, a fleet of 11 spanish ships departed from Havana, Cuba. A hurricane struck on July 31, and all the ships sank. Fast forward 300 years, and 48 gold coins from the fleet have been discovered off the Florida coast. Brent Brisben, who owns …

SANTIAGO, Chile – An appeals court in Chile has ruled against the world's largest gold mining company, favoring Chilean Indians who accuse the company of contaminating their water downstream. The judges unanimously ruled that Barrick Gold must keep …