In a survey of affluent investors, men planned to spend more than women on back-to-school needs. While 57 percent of women said they planned to spend under $250 on back-to-school supplies, 56 percent of men said they would … Fifty-four percent of …

That's because these flats, most of which are sold "by invitation only", are almost always bought by high net worth (HNW) buyers, who aren't affected by the slowdown, for personal use. "The super luxury segment (defined as properties costing more than Rs.

A senior living apartment complex in Castle Rock, Colorado tried to disarm its renters recently, sending them notices telling them to get rid of their guns and other weapons if they wanted to keep living there. The apartments are public housing, owned …

TIANJIN, CHINA–(Marketwired – Aug 9, 2013) – China Auto Logistics Inc. (the "Company") (NASDAQ: CALI), a top seller in China of luxury imported automobiles, a leading provider of auto-related services, and developer and operator of a leading …

COIMBATORE: Luxury car major Mercedes-Benz India may take a decision next week on increasing prices of its models to offset the rise in input costs following the rupee's depreciation, a top company official said today. The matter has been considered …

The birth of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's baby boy and Andy Murray's Wimbledon triumph proved sales gold for the daily national newspaper market in July, with the Times, Guardian and Daily Telegraph the biggest winners. The Times, always a …

How to turn Chinese sewage sludge into brown gold. By Adam Pasick — August 9, 2013. The unprocessed sewage sludge “jiggled in the truck's bed like gelatin” as it left a Beijing waste treatment plant, recounted a reporter for the Chinese magazine …

Dollar lows prompt short covering in gold * China data shows economy may be steadying (Updates prices) By A. Ananthalakshmi SINGAPORE, Aug 9 (Reuters) – Gold on Friday retained its sharp gains from the previous session as a softer U.S. dollar offset …

By HADAS GOLD | 8/8/13 6:15 AM EDT. It's time to cause Vladimir Putin some pain, former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton said Wednesday night. Russia's recent actions surrounding NSA leaker Edward Snowden are doing “real damage,” Bolton said, so it's …