ARME Realty.com, a Clearwater, FL boutique luxury real estate advertising firm, announces the release of their online marketing system for luxury real estate professionals nationwide. Since the advent of things like social media and Web 2.0 more top …

On an island where it can seem that every other person you meet is selling real estate, the percentage of high–end sales that involve Jim and his partner and daughter Nikki Prange-Carroll is remarkable. Since 2010, in home sales $3 million and up, the …

PHOTOS: Top smartphones of 2013. "In our view, we believe the higher–end portion (possibly including certain mid-range) of the smartphone market has hit a wall due to high penetration rates and high price points," White wrote in a note to clients …

According to Shrestha, the company has targeted the product at people from all segments including corporate officials, bankers, high–end gadget seekers and students. The Asus Fonepad is expected to cost less than Rs 35,000. Posted on: 2013-07-06 08:25 …

China expects to resolve its multi-billion dollar solar trade dispute with the European Union by next month after it offered to cap its export volume and set minimum prices for its solar products. The country's trade dispute with the 27-nation bloc …

A newly remodeled Publix store in Longboat Key, an affluent beach-front community near Sarasota, features a cheese store, a larger wine section, a wider array of prepared, organic and specialty items and outdoor dining areas. — Amy Keller. 32 – Rick …

They built expensive phones as must-have products for affluent consumers in wealthy countries. Now more phones are being designed for consumers in emerging markets, who are expected to account for most of the growth in smartphone sales in the future.

"You have one-of-a-kind items. So you want everything to be perfect," Marci Kessler, owner of New Jersey's Double Take Luxury Consignment chain, says. And Kessler, who currently runs four stores in Englewood, Red Bank, Ridgewood and Short Hills, …

Distracted by our gadgets, we hardly notice until a Snowden materializes. We love Google Earth because we can see our very own houses on our very own laptop screens. Wow. But who else is watching? When I visited then-Health and Human Services …