wsj.com Luxury vacation homes built on the water cost 63 percent more, on average, than similar properties that are landlocked, according to an analysis by global property consultancy Knight Frank. Italy's Lake Como, about 30 miles north of Milan, and …

Luxury vacation homes built on the water cost 63% more, on average, than similar properties that are landlocked, according to an analysis by global property consultancy Knight Frank. To find out where preferences for water run the deepest, London-based …

It is the first of five ultra-luxurious vacation rental homes based on the 5 Balinese elements of Water, Earth, Fire, Air and Jungle. 'The Water House' is aptly named: Numerous water features grace the eyes and soothe the ears—an infinity edge …

On the Move Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: OMVS) is focused on the development of cutting-edge technology across a broad spectrum of industries. The company is currently exploring new online tools to reduce costs and increase convenience in the tourism and …

Traditional technology looms large for luxury companies. By Michael Millar Business reporter, BBC News. Leonard Barratt takes the measurements of a customer to be fitted with a bulletproof waistcoat in Suits you: Tailoring in 1956. Can companies that …

FIRST CLASS No need to skimp on opulence with travel minis. Oskia has it covered with its Luxury Travel Set. A luxury purple croc leather travel roll contains three of Oskia's hero products to get your skin glowing post-plane, €138.78, www …

Spa Ceylon, the local luxury lifestyle brand with a truly Ceylonese identity is set to take the international market by storm as they expand their product and service offering to 7 countries this year, with over 16 outlets planned to be opened in the …

Rather, he spent the investors' money on luxury cars, home improvements, and personal items and made hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash withdrawals. As a result of the scheme, Kruse stole $931,844 from 21 victims. In 2011, Kruse hired a personal …

He also commingled the money from the various investment funds and used it to pay tens of millions of dollars in partial redemptions to his victim investors to keep the Ponzi scheme afloat, and to purchase luxury items such as expensive cars and homes …