India Inc has urged PM Manmohan Singh to take tough measures like hiking import duties on non-essential consumer goods and luxury products while introducing innovative ways to curb gold imports to tackle the widening current account deficit that is …

The cards allow beneficiaries to buy supermarket necessities, but don't allow them to buy luxury goods like cigarettes and alcohol. Paula Bennett's office says reports the cards can't be used to buy feminine hygiene products are completely wrong and …

The woman who says she was told she could not buy tampons on a Work and Income food card because they were considered "luxury items" says she was told she would have to instead apply for a separate grant which she would have to later repay if she …

According to Q1 2013 Residential Real Estate Market Report Bangalore, by LJ Hooker, there has been a general oversupply of high–end inventory. In luxury and super luxury segments there is a potential oversupply of stock being put into the market.

New research by accounting network UHY examined property taxes in 25 countries and found that high–end purchases hurt Australian buyers the most, but we are expensive at all price levels. Lowering your stamp duty is a tougher task than … Real estate …

“Luxury real estate is the new global currency,” Jonathan Miller, president of New York-based appraiser Miller Samuel Inc. said in a telephone interview. “They're building the world's most expensive safety deposit boxes.” More than half of housing …

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And gold is money. That's not to say it's legal tender. You can't use it to buy goods and services directly. But inhabitants of Norway can't use Japanese Yen to buy things either. Does that mean Yen isn't money? In effect, gold is everyone's foreign …

Spot gold gained as much as 0.6 percent to $1,384.55 an ounce, the highest since June 18, and traded at $1,382.45 at 10:05 a.m. in Singapore. Silver added 1.6 percent to $23.6225 an ounce, the highest since May 14, after entering a bull market last week.