And luxury goods lovers of all ages, who tend to be big tech consumers, will also likely be seduced, Rodi said, insisting: "This will happen very fast." Concept … Antonio De Rosa's iWatch design. Concept: Antonio De Rosa's iWatch design. Photo …

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“Middle East is growing at a steady pace, with Dubai continuing as the centre of gravity and the only city attracting foreign luxury consumers, such as Russians, Indians and Africans,” the report said. Cyrille Fabre, Bain & Company partner who leads …

Foreign demand has helped luxury brands resist Italy's longest recession since World War Two and Confesercenti singled out Arab consumers as buyers of discounted luxury goods. Italian consumer confidence rose in June, according to the statistics agency …

Even the wealthiest among us usually focus on personal consumer products such as clothing, electronic gadgets and luxury items. Very few of us spend on products that have more of a public dimension, such as art and culture. In fact, our spending habits …

The agency has won a UK brief to develop the newly launched Blue House Club, which seeks to bring the brand's premium goods to high net worth individuals. The members' club was kicked off at a London-based event last week with a demonstration of the …

But with the economy improving, consumers are pulling out their wallets to spend on luxury items. High-end auto sales are up, just look at Cadillac. And sales of just about everything high-end are heading upward — from larger-than-normal starter homes …

Meanwhile, high-end consumers are slapping down plastic with a heavier hand. These globetrotters are snapping up fancy products from their favorite luxury retailers, and earnings reflect this. Wells Fargo Strategist Gina Martin Adams first pointed to …

PMG's Bentz Says Consumers `Plodding Along' (Audio). 2013-07-12T12:27:01Z. Kristin Bentz, executive director of PMG Venture Group, says consumers are shopping at dollars stores and not spending on luxury items. Bentz talked with Bloomberg's Pimm …