A place where you can find such things now exists in downtown Minneapolis, and there you can recuperate from all your patriotism with fresh, beautifully presented, Bay Area-inspired cuisine (the restaurant is named after the famously affluent Marin …

A carbon tax relies on increasing the price to consumers and provides compensation to the less affluent which may be spent on either maintaining their current energy consumption or on other items if they reduce it. Consumption for this group may also …

It's likely that most of these trips won't completely sell out, so you may experience another cruising luxury: extra space. Just a small reduction from full capacity means that the sometimes-short lines at the buffets disappear, and finding a prime …

The company "is positioned to capture the growth of the market of high-end all-inclusive vacations and have, at the end of 2015, nearly one client in three from a rapidly developing country," he said. Currently about 25 percent of Club Med's clients …

For programs that offer vacations at incredible beaches and luxurious resorts, scores of operators more than fill that bill. If the unexpected in culture, nature, wildlife, cuisine and customized luxury experiences are on a client's bucket list …

'Powerfly Vacations' of the Taj Air and Deccan Charters enables travellers to hire an aircraft for a vacation and fly straight to some of the luxury properties of Taj hotels, resorts and palaces. The services costs anything between Rs 80,000 to Rs 3 …

… beencharged with stealing more than $866,000 from her employer over a six-year period by forging checks with the signature of one of the firm's partners, and then cashing those checks to pay for luxury vacations, fancy restaurants and shopping sprees.

From cushy resorts that have a brewpub on site to working brewery farms with bespoke lodging, "beercations" combine relaxing destinations exalting the endless combinations derived from water, malt, yeast and hops. Here are 10 ways to experience the …

The study documented that 57 percent of nonprofits needed training for boards of directors, 53 percent sought training regarding program evaluation and data-based decision making, and 66 percent wanted training regarding technology, marketing, …