Stockholm-based Jameslist.com has just launched the “world’s first truly transparent luxury marketplace”, allowing buyers to find and compare high-end cars, watches, boats, yachts and aircraft from dealers around the world.

The site features some 20,000 listings, including rare watches such as the Paul Newman Rolex Daytona, hard-to-find cars like the Maserati MC12 and Ferrari Superamerica, and magnificent 120+ ft. yachts from Palmer Johnson.

The 350-plus global dealers on JamesList range from high-end custom builders such such as Project Kahn Design to “traditional dealers with exceptional inventory” such as ExecuJet and Lamborghini Stuttgart.

Dreaming of diamonds but can’t make a physical trip to one of Harry Winston‘s 18 U.S. store locations?

The iconic luxury brand has just announced the opening of its online salon, marking the first time the jewelry will be available for purchase via the internet.

The Harry Winston online salon showcases diamond jewelry including rings, watches, bracelets and cufflinks.

For a $20 investment, Chris Clark a tech entrepreneur, made the best decision in his life. He bought the domain name Pizza.com in 1994 for twenty bucks and sold it recently for almost $3 million.

A week’s worth of anonymous bidding at an online auction site had pushed the price to $2.6 million, compared to the fact that most domain names go for around $2000, we’d say Clark has a good deal on his hands and a great pie going in his favor.