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Buying a luxury watch feels like owning a timeless piece of craftsmanship. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: many luxury watches that lose value do so faster than a new car driven off the lot. While some brands like Rolex and Patek Philippe appreciate over time, others plummet in resale value…

From rare art to luxury cars, discover the 5 most expensive items sold at auction in the last decade—and what made them worth millions.

I wouldn’t be surprised if you read the first details on Ferrari’s EV with bemusement. The “Electtrica” was conceived in a world where luxury automakers believed there would be high demand for premium EVs. But that demand has failed to materialize. 

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A bizarre speaker setup that looks like it's cosplaying as a gaming PC.

The table might spark conversation, but the powder room seals the reputation. Here’s how designers impress behind closed doors

With more disposable income and fewer long-term expenses, DINKs—dual income, no kids couples—have become a prime audience for high-end marketing. But that same financial flexibility also makes them a magnet for clever scams. From counterfeit art to overpriced “rare” wines, fake luxury investments are designed to look sophisticated while quietly…

The automotive industry is at an inflection point. Software has changed what consumers expect from today's vehicles, and the increase in processing power unlocks new possibilities. Screens, connectivity, advanced safety features, and autonomy are changing how automakers think about and design tomorrow's vehicles.  

Lexus recently signaled the beginning of the end for the LS with a Heritage Edition honoring the car that essentially launched Toyota’s luxury brand. But much has changed in the 36 years since the original LS debuted. In 2025, some buyers would rather drive, or be chauffeured, in a minivan.

Two of the busiest women in America enjoy a football break together.

If you want to sell a rare bottle of whiskey, how can you be sure you're getting a fair price? That was the question a tech veteran and a bar owner teamed up to answer with their online marketplace, Unicorn.