Sornette is Professor on the Chair of Entrepreneurial Risks at the Department of Management Technology and Economics of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich. …. The majority of you are very well-educated and reasonably affluent; but in a …

We've heard all about affordable homes for those looking to jump into the real estate game on a tight budget. But what if you have the bank for bling? Check out this home at 71 Central St., listed at $1,750,000. This 5,857-square-foot Victorian has the …

Cape Ann Thrift Shop, 70 Middle St., is open Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The shop offers clothing for the whole family, linens, toys, jewelry and more. Donations of all types are appreciated. The …

The 39th annual Morning Glory Fine Craft Fair will bring together more than 100 artists from the Wisconsin Designer Craft Council and the patrons who appreciate their artistry. The fair takes place Saturday and next Sunday and will surround the Marcus …

The inlay jewelry is gems that have been placed in with the silver. “Zuni jewelry is very marketable because of its handcrafted craftsmanship. It consists of necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings,” says Trout. “Their fine qualities such as vintage …

The Fine Arts Company offers a variety of top-quality original handmade items from American artists and designers. The offerings include a creative range of items including jewelry, fine art, glassware and pottery. The Fine Arts Company offers …

A siege would enforce a contrasting lifestyle. On the contrary, it is the MB with their Salifi allies, their families and less affluent Egyptians living in the countryside who are reportedly transported into cities with the promise of food. They are …

“That means, for example in China, that our focus and attention is on high-end, affluent Chinese who are travelling as part of a small, independent group or for (business) incentive purposes,” Pearce says. By the end of next year, overnight visits to …

But the study, performed by Dr. Gerald Friedman, an economics professor at UMASS Amherst, said in order to switch the country to Medicare, taxes will need to be raised on the top 5 percent of income earners, as well on capital gains, stock trading, and …