Luxury

As one of the most sought-after endorsers in all of professional sports, Williams also has deals with several major corporate brands, including Nike.

The “Octopus” is one of the world’s largest boats, and costs a whopping four times more than what Allen paid for the Portland Trailblazers.

The Duchess of Cambridge's powerful impact on fashion labels worldwide in what's known as the "Kate effect".

The French chateau-inspired mansion where record producer Phil Spector fatally shot actress Lana Clarkson in 2003 is on the market, and it can be yours for less than $5 million.

Economists consider shipments of RVs and other luxury items a bellwether for the overall health of the U.S. economy.

Elliott missed all of Cowboys training camp amid dissatisfaction with his current contract.

A luxury cruise ship aims to set a world record for the longest trip around the world in 245 days.

Modified Bugatti Chiron speeds past the 300 mph mark.

The SoHo property features a rooftop deck with a heated pool.

Cruise lines with ports in the path of Hurricane Dorian are closed as it inches its way through the Bahamas and closes in on the Florida coastline.

Jeff Bezos is spending the Labor Day weekend taking in the sun and shopping in Southern Europe's most exclusive locations.

A lock of George Washington's hair will sell at auction later this month.

TV’s highest-paid star is facing a storm of criticism for her Instagram posts making fun of Hurricane Dorian.

Gauff, 15, became the youngest woman to reach the US Open’s third round since 1996 after ousting Timea Babos in a three-set thriller on Thursday night.

The luxury brand pulled an ad campaign released on social media Friday after backlash went viral.

The most expensive residential listing in the US is $195 million.

Katy Perry's stylist, Johnny Wujek, teamed up with designer Kaitlyn Ham to create a hotel room that can please all couples who struggle with compromising.

The Tower of Lethendy is one of 140 properties and businesses Russia is attempting to acquire from Boris Mints.

Marriott International said it will pull all “tiny, single-use” bottles of shampoo and other toiletries from the rooms of its 7,000 hotels by the end of 2020.

Tiffany’s is worried the raging protests in Hong Kong will have a big impact on business.