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8 Home Features That Sound Luxurious Until You Have to Maintain Them

Luxury has a funny way of changing once the honeymoon ends. A steam shower sounds like a personal spa until mineral buildup clogs the jets, while a wall of windows looks spectacular until someone has to clean all that glass. Plenty of high-end home features deliver genuine comfort, but some…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Aug 26

The Most Unique Cars In the World That You Can’t Own In The U.S.

Some of the world’s most fascinating cars never make it to American showrooms. While U.S. buyers can choose from everything from giant luxury SUVs to fire-breathing supercars, several wonderfully strange, clever, and downright desirable machines remain tantalizingly out of reach.

Clever Dude · Aug 26

Is Wall Street Bullish or Bearish on Ralph Lauren’s Stock?

Ralph Lauren has comfortably outpaced the broader market over the past year, and Wall Street remains highly bullish on the stock’s prospects.

Barchart · Aug 26

What Indian Women Are Actually Wearing to Job Interviews Now and Why the Old Dress Rules Are Dead

The Blazer Is Not Gone, It Just Stopped Being a UniformThe structured black blazer over a white shirt was, for two decades, the default interview outfit for Indian women across sectors, banking, consulting, media, tech. It communicated seriousness without saying anything specific about the person wearing it. That was the…

Times Life · Aug 26

Sweden and Finland in 10 Days: The Nordic Circuit for Indian Travellers Chasing Wilderness and Design

Why This Pairing WorksSweden and Finland share a border, a similar climate, and a design culture built on the same premise, that beauty should be useful. But they are not the same country, and the differences are what make the circuit worth doing. Stockholm is a city of water and…

Times Life · Aug 26

Andrew Tate Lawyers Admit in Court His Rented Supercars and Luxury Lifestyle Were a Fake Act for Clout

Andrew Tate's lawyers reveal in court that his luxury lifestyle, including supercars and yachts, was staged for online persona. The revelation is part of their fight against extradition to the UK.

International Business Times UK · Aug 25

Tate brothers flaunted Aston Martin, Bugattis and $50M superyacht; their lawyers say they were rented props just to get social media views

The legal team for Andrew and Tristan Tate acknowledges that their lavish social media persona was orchestrated. They assert that the luxury vehicles and superyacht showcased were mere promotional rentals. This challenges the idea that their apparent wealth presents a flight risk, especially since prosecutors have referenced Andrew's prior assertions…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Kriti Sanon owns a Rs 78 crore Mumbai home with panoramic Arabian Sea views, a private terrace, six reserved parking spaces, a rooftop pool, fitness centre, yoga deck and concierge services

Kriti Sanon house: The actor acquired a luxurious sea-facing duplex penthouse in Mumbai's Pali Hill. This expansive property spans two floors and offers panoramic Arabian Sea views. The lavish home includes six dedicated parking spaces and access to premium amenities. Sanon recently appeared in Cocktail 2 and Tere Ishk Mein.…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Two Parsi-owned Perry Cross Road bungalows to be torn down for Rs 1,500 crore luxury project

Bungalows on Perry Cross Road in Bandra, Gladhurst and Kavas Lodge, are set to be torn down by Supreme Universal to make way for two luxury towers valued at roughly Rs 1,500 crore. Dating back to the early 1900s and owned by Parsi families, the properties join a wider trend…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

House of Abhinandan Lodha ties up with NITCO for Alibag project, to invest Rs 1,000 cr

House of Abhinandan Lodha plans to allocate Rs 1,000 crore for its latest project in Alibag, which will feature a blend of apartments, townhouses, and a luxury hotel. This venture, marking their second initiative in the area, is anticipated to contribute greatly to the revenue streams of the involved real…

The Economic Times · Aug 25