In one influential interpretation, popularised by the novelist, Labour Party MP, and future Nobel Peace Prize laureate Norman Angell in 1910, the interdependency of the increasingly complex global economy made war impossible. But the opposite …

It is also vital to promote economic freedom abroad since U.S. companies and workers increasingly rely on international trade and finance to improve productivity and build markets. America is a global economic superpower, but to remain so, its …

The arched corridors, exposed brick alcoves and selection of fine boutiques make for an Old World European feel, which was exactly the developer's intent—as a nod to the building's architectural heritage as well as his own Italian roots. Find a …

When the actor's lawyer showed up the next day to plead not guilty the warrant was recalled, and the charges later dismissed after the actor paid a $500 fine. In July 2008, Shia ended up in the hospital after he crashed his car and injured his hand …

The Loro Piana family began trading wool and fine textiles at the beginning of the 19th century and in April 1924 Pietro Loro Piana established the business in Qarona Sesia, Italy. His work is continued today by Sergio and Pier Luigi Loro Piana …

The discovery of gold dates back to as early as 3600 BC by the Egyptians, but it was the Mesopotamians who are believed to have first used this metal as jewelry and ornaments. Today, in our country, there is really no official market for this type of …

There is a 19th Century massive base relief walnut wood carving "The Abduction of Persephone by Hades" and a Daté Masamune Clan Daimyo Grade Samurai armor from 1580s. Fine antique clocks, Tiffany items, Daum Nancy glass and more round out a …

There were material items you were supposed to acquire, such as a car, a house, jewelry, clothes, or computers and electronics. There were people you were supposed to … All of it was fine, but it required a lot of effort. Often it meant you had to do …

Since the late '80s, shoppers at Japanalia in Hartford have seen Irene Reed's creations on the shelves alongside the designer shirts, dresses, jackets, pants and jewelry. Reed, a Hartford fiber artist, created wearable items from yarn, fabric and found …