Luxury items were ordered off the menu, too, leading to delegate complaints about no longer having meat at breakfast or seafood at banquet meals. Such belt-tightening, in addition to endeavoring to diminish public perceptions of Communist Party …

Luxury items in China often cost much more than the same products oversea, owing to China's high taxes and markups … not to mention, some things are not available in China at all. Both are reasons for Chinese tourists to flock to high-end boutiques …

Luxury is not about money. It is about living a truly authentic life. Contrary to what you may think, luxury products were not created to drive revenue. They were created to help people live a more comfortable life. Today, thanks to technology, that …

The allure of luxury items has always been rooted in mystery and fantasy, which is shame because arguably the coolest part of these products— the innovation, craftsmanship and technology employed to make them— ends up hidden under a glossy, …

Conde is leading a $20 million round of funding in Vestiaire Collective, an online emporium that enables fashionistas to buy and sell pre-owned luxury items. The British edition of Vogue, which first reported the news, quoted Conde Nast chairman and …

Hit by a six-year recession and multiple tax hikes on luxury items many Greeks, even wealthy ones, have been trading in their large SUVs and fast convertibles for less costly alternatives, daily Kathimerini notes. (ANSAmed). © Copyright ANSA – All …

Among the many goods that DFASS is known to provide, Klepach says alcohol, jewelry and other luxury items remain consumer favorites across the entire duty-free sector. To illustrate the potential behind these specific markets, Klepach points to …

Although import of finished and some luxury products, under 25 per cent CD, including raw fish, fruits and milk products increased in the last FY, revenue earning from those items declined by Tk 1.76 billion in FY 2012-13 compared to that of the …

As the American economy chugs along in the boom before the doom, you, the consumer, are no longer willing to settle for cheap, crappy items at low prices. And companies have heard your cries. They now offer cheap, crappy items at higher prices. You …