Luxury

These expensive cars by manufacturers like Bugatti, Ferrari, and Lamborghini are as luxurious as they are rare.

Shopping addicts can bag Black Friday discounts on several luxury items including bags, watches, perfume and beauty products.

I had one guy who was a billionaire from the U.K. He was interested in buying one of the islands I own in Belize last year. He flew in on a private jet but it was very important to him to travel anonymously.

Fill your closet with high-quality and beautiful designer pieces you truly love without breaking the bank.

From velvety soft bath towels to the ultimate sleeping luxury: "The Mattress," we have curated the 5 hottest bed & bath deals you don't want to miss out on from Boll & Branch's upcoming sale.

We look at some of our favorite picks that made the cut in the latest lis by the magazine, including celebrity hideouts in New York City and Los Angeles and desert escapes in Namibia and Chile.

The new book depicts the young Kim as an intelligent, confident but isolated child as he grew to become heir apparent to the secretive kingdom.

Participants pose as if they have just fallen out of their luxury cars, face down, surrounded by expensive possessions.

Whether you're after a sleek, five-bed apartment in central London, a country pile in the South Downs or even a Scottish castle, it can be yours—if your pockets are deep enough.

"It's the Trumps and the Kushners that are polluting this city," an environmental group head said.

Often the term "luxury car" and "sports car" go hand in hand.

Russia wants to sell hundreds of consumer versions of the luxury vehicle.

Kim Yo Jong and her delegation's bill about $223,237 for accommodations, transportation and food for three days.

Around 1.5 million bottles of wine were lost when a wine cellar collapsed in 1900.

Hailed as the "most expensive vodka" in the world, the Russo-Baltique may have been stolen from a specialist bar in Denmark.

Some of the passengers became so worried about pirates, they began reporting every boat they saw to the crew.

Patek Philippe's new pop-up museum spotlights amazing watches that nobody can afford.

Experts say the Asian property market may be bouncing back.

People with varying degrees of wealth spend differently on luxury items.

The train travels across the northern-most island of Hokkaido.

Although synthetic, lab-made diamonds are similar in quality to natural ones.

Businesses are selling bottled air from the British countryside and areas of London.

Boutique perfumery Ormonde Jayne captures some of the world's most exotic fragrances.

Seraphin, a Paris-based company owned by designer Henri Zaks, transforms animal skins into clothes that surprise and delight.

Newsweek reviews the latest kit, including in-ear headphones and a storage device.

The yacht designer loves rowing, reading, trying to play the saxophone and driving his father's old Aston Martin

It will cost more to park the car than to own the apartment

While Apple prepares to launch its newest gadget this autumn, the luxury brands say they have nothing to fear