HUGO BOSS, the luxury goods group majority owned by UK private equity firm Permira, has posted a 7 per cent hike in profits. Published: Sat, February 8, 2014. Tweet · 0 Comments. Chief executive Claus Dietrich Lahrs said Hugo Boss was making good …

Target is partnering with Net-a-Porter.com, a global online luxury retailer in 170 markets worldwide, which chose 36 pieces from the collection. “This brings the Target brand to a much larger, broader audience,” Target spokesman Joshua Thomas said …

The Avenue Road consignment store plays host to plenty of vintage items, mainly from the '50s, '60s and '70s, right alongside modern pieces from mainstay luxury labels like Vuitton, Prada, Diane von Furstenberg and Alexander McQueen. There's also a …

Increase income at the top instead leads to production of items with higher profit margins and prices-luxury automobiles and high-end appliances-not more cars and more appliances. So the collapse and lack of recovery of incomes in the middle mean that …

On top of that, 91 percent of luxury shoppers surveyed in Shanghai said they plan on spending a similar amount in the next six months, whereas only 77 percent of such New Yorkers said they would be splurging on high-end goods. Shanghai residents also …

Even as China's President Xi Jinping leads a national austerity and anticorruption drive, luxury shoppers in Shanghai continue to shell out for fancy items—and on average they're spending more than New Yorkers, according to a new study by Milan …

Whether it is in terms of purchasing more land, investing more in luxury items or an increase in the rates of construction material or labour, the estimates tend to go beyond the prescribed limit. It is wise to be on the conservative side if your …

It said sales in luxury items slumped, while electronic and jewellery products sold well. For example, sales of luxury gifts and alcohol fell by 70 per cent in some shopping centres in Fuzhou, capital of the southeastern province of Fujian. Sales of …

With competition in the luxury market space heating up, customers have more options than ever. Coach might be manufacturing great luxury items, but customers no longer seem enamored by its products. Let's examine if its stock is still a "must-have …