Apple has long championed its products as luxury items. That point was driven home last month when it refused to dive low on price when unveiling its newest slate of smartphones, including a lower-cost 5C model. That was an even sorer issue for those …

Treading in the wake of the federal courts ruling against e-commerce marketplace Tradekey.com, Taobao Marketplace announced a partnership with French luxury brand Louis Vuitton in its continued fight against counterfeit products in China. Taobao …

With the market of luxury items for pets being in high demand from posh, extended-stay hotels to blinged out dog collars, this is a smart business move for her. The line is said to closely match Quad's fashion sense with lots of color, a hint of sassy …

Pet photographer Arica Dorff is also scheduled to return to the festival to offer fall portraits to pet owners at a discounted price. “It's a way to give people luxury items at an affordable price,” Dorff said, “and all the money gets donated to …

He said Morehu-Barlow's behaviour was cynical and driven by personal gain, and the sentence was appropriate and justifiable. The fraudster lived an opulent lifestyle involving a multimillion-dollar apartment, luxury cars and designer goods until his …

A drug addict targeted a supermarket to steal luxury items before selling them to buy heroin. Robert Benson took alcohol, including champagne, from Morrisons on three consecutive days to feed his drug habit. Benson, 40, of Shaw Road, South Shore, …

In fact, China has emerged as the biggest developing market for consumer products. Moreover, China has turned out to be the world's largest market for luxury items and cars. This has consequently resulted in foreign investment in the consumer space …

This precious fibre, which enriches the Zynni Cashmere collections, is used for only 1% of wool items sold worldwide and is extremely fine (around 15.5 microns). It is famous for its durability, softness and luxurious touch, and in cold weather it is …

A total of 300 billion yuan (US$49.1 billion) worth of secondhand luxury goods are available in China, with the amount posting an annual growth of 20%, according to the Beijing-based China Economic Net, citing a report released by luxury research …