Million-dollar gifts are back, and this year's Christmas Book is available on your iPad. How about a $75,000 Camaro convertible or a $250,000 houseboat?
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Extra spending for hybrid cars, store memberships and rewards cards may not be the best choices. Here's why.
Carrie and the girls indulge in the good life like never before in the new movie. Are they still relevant?
We pity the poor concierges who had to respond to these questions.
If you have the palate to pick up the combination of flavors, why not?
If you're brewing your morning cup with a $20,000 coffee maker, that's a pretty expensive jolt.
Spending on pets rises during the recession, and luxury hotels are ready to pamper your furry family members.
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