“The more money people make, the more they want the finest products. There's always aspirational value,” says Caron Koonin, owner of the luxury emporium The Wish Collection. “It's an emotional thing. We sell dreams.” Her store, located in Sandton City …

Police also found 27 machines and 30 million LV logos. The suspects even launched a replica Louis Vuitton website and used it to target overseas consumers. According to police, factories making counterfeit luxury leather goods are common in Guangzhou's …

NEW DELHI: After growing at the fastest pace in Asia Pacific region, the Indian luxury goods market appears to be on a lower growth trajectory, says a Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited ( DTTL) report. As per the report titled 'Global Powers of Luxury …

But Poletto said that securing sought-after retail locations sometimes meant competing with top luxury names too. Furla also wants to invest in its product mix after creating a business unit dedicated to shoes earlier this year and launching a men's …

Meet privacy, the new and improved product from Apple. With the release of a new set of iPhones and the iOS 8 operating system, Apple is trying to make privacy a key selling point in its battle for users against Google. If privacy is the new luxury …

Furla, which rang up three-quarters of last year's 228 million euros ($296 million) of sales outside Italy, wants to cash in on a growing taste for more keenly priced luxury in Europe and beyond, even amid cooling demand for top-end goods. "Affordable …

“Everything is precisely tailored to the specific requirements of our customers in the areas of healthcare, beauty care, consumer brands, and luxury goods”, explains Eschbaumer. Each of the solution packages in the concept is, in itself or in …

This Luxury Tour Operator located near Ipswich is currently looking for a Travel Consultant who has specialised in selling Worldwide niche itineraries to join their small team. As a specialist you must have sound experience selling luxury products for …

MANAMA: More than three-fourths (77 per cent) of luxury spenders in Bahrain are choosing to spend more of their money on enriching experiences rather than goods, according to a new survey. This is much higher than the Mena regional average of 59pc …