Warner Bros. and Legendary productions are planning a 'Gozilla' sequel.

US luxury retailer Tiffany & Co will have to pay about 402m Swiss francs (€328m) to Swatch Group after the watch maker claimed a breach of contract at their joint venture.

It’s not well known, but hurling and football are two of the most potent aphrodisiacs on the planet.

Jeweller Harry Winston is selling its watches-to-necklaces division to Swatch Group in a $750m (€562m) cash deal that expands the Swiss watchmaker’s luxury offering and lets the Canadian group concentrate on its diamond mines.

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Adele has spent £35,000 on sound and lights for her baby's nurseries.

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ADRIANA Garcia won’t be buying her family Christmas gifts this year.

JETLAGGED he may be after a flight home to London from the States, but Simon Garfield can still summon enough energy to talk, to engage, and to condemn.

PANIC set in at the back of the hastily-arranged press conference on the ground floor of Niketown.

TREASURY Holdings’ Chinese offshoot has reached agreement to buy one of Shanghai’s leading shopping malls for just over €63 million.

Online auction site eBay will learn tomorrow whether it has lost a case brought against it by L’Oreal over the sale of fake fragrances and make-up.

eBay today won an important court victory in the United States.

ONE of the biggest names in prohibitively priced bling, Tiffany & Co, is setting up shop in Dublin.

Tanzania’s government has suspended mining in an area of the northeast of the country where at least 75 miners were missing and believed to have died in mines following heavy rains, a senior official said today.

THE iconic black cocktail dress worn by Audrey Hepburn in he film Breakfast at Tiffany’s fetched £410,000 (€607,000) at auction yesterday.

Breakfast at Tiffany’s turned into dinner at Tiffany’s on Monday night in New York, as A-listers including Dustin Hoffman rubbed shoulders with VIP shoppers at the launch of the legendary Fifth Avenue jeweller’s new Blue Book Collection.

US investors abandoned blue chips and other large-cap stocks today as a lower-than-expected consumer confidence report fed into Wall Street’s fears of an economic slowdown.

Uncertain US investors pushed stocks lower in a meandering session today as a key government jobs report failed to answer Wall Street’s lingering questions about the economy and interest rates.

THE Miss International Queen contestants looked more feminine than many women could dream of, even though they were all born boys.

Chris Burritt Tiffany&, the US luxury jewelry retailer, said second-quarter profit fell 11%, missing analysts’ estimates, as sales declined in Japan.

Wall Street today had little reaction to President George Bush’s proposal to cut taxes, as investors collected some profits from the market’s big three-day advance and left stocks narrowly mixed.

The death toll from a bloody football riot after Russia lost to Japan in the World Cup rose today, as a second victim died overnight, police said.

Divergent signals on the state of US business left investors cautious and prices mixed on Wall Street today.