$9 for a loaf of bread in Tokyo? $2,100 for a dinner bill in Paris? To see which cities are the most expensive for employees and travelers, the Economist looked at the prices -- in U.S. dollars -- of everyday items in cities worldwide.
From satellite TV to baseball tickets, here's what you'll be shelling out more cash for this year.
It's not all bad news this year. Used cars, vacation packages and fancy laptops are all expected to cost less this year.
A renowned chef and restaurateur Jean-Georges Vongerichten sees the future growth of his restaurant group in Asia.
California's $6.1 billion haul of unclaimed property includes a sack of diamonds, nearly 20 pounds of gold bars -- and a can of sardines.
