Top tech companies can implode in a hurry when their must-have gadgets are suddenly outclassed by a smart competitor or, worse, deemed unfashionable. It happened to Nokia, once the planet's leading mobile phone company. In 2007, the year Apple launched …

Jenkins allegedly used the money to fund his lifestyle, which included a house in Sante Fe, N.M., 43 luxury vehicles, frequent travel on private plans and a watch and jewelry collection worth about $3 million. The affidavit detailed how Jenkins …

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At MWW, Norkin will counsel clients across the firm's award-winning food & restaurant practice as well as expand the agency's growth in the luxury lifestyle category. Norkin has represented prominent figures and brands in the culinary world including …

Merely minutes away from the Arts Centre, the National Museum, and directly opposite the National Theatre, there is no shortage of local culture and entertainment to cater for those with a discerning urban lifestyle. Developed by the owner of the …

It plans to transform itself from a high-end brand in home furnishings to a luxury lifestyle brand under the product-neutral RH logo (think RL, for Ralph Lauren (RL). Not only is the company branching into "curated" collections of contemporary art …

Amenities include the 54,000-square-foot Club & Spa, Fitness Center, Tropical Lagoon-Style Swimming Complex, Tennis Courts, Tot Lot, and Casual and Elegant Dining Restaurants. The Club & Spa at Fiddler's Creek offers a luxurious resort lifestyle and is …

The Chinese will have less disposable income, the thinking goes, so they'll cut spending on luxury items like jewelry. But the conventional wisdom is probably wrong. Gold buyers in China are different from gold buyers in the West. In the West …

A Nazareth woman faces 79 charges for buying luxury items with stolen credit card numbers and having the items shipped to her home, according to court papers. Cheryl Ann Fucci, 48, bought watches, computers, fragrances and shoes sold by retailers such …