Porsche occupies a unique segment in the marketplace that we call “sports luxury”—a category that differentiates itself from premium as well as super-luxury brands. All our cars are sportscars, irrespective of the format. And they are sportscars that …

Germany-based Montblanc sells premium pens, leather products, watches, perfumes and jewellery. “This JV will help Titan getting hands on with world-class luxury play; Titan is excited with this exposure to tie up with Richemont group,” Edelweiss …

Lower-priced fast-fashion brands such as H&M and Zara, however, beat their expansion goals. The shift reflects a government crackdown on lavish gifts, a growing preference among many Chinese to take advantage of lower taxes and buy their luxury goods …

Realizing his Chanel-clad clients had no hair care equivalent to their $300 facial creams, the Paris-trained Fekkai debuted his first luxury hair product line in 1995, six years after opening his first salon at Bergdorf Goodman in New York. In 2008 …

Luxury products maker Montblanc and Titan have entered into a joint venture agreement to open single brand retail outlets in India. AZB & Partners advised Montblanc with a team led by Mumbai Partner Darshika Kothari. Economic Laws Practice advised …

The store, which has a 950-square-foot full service salon, specializes in luxury cosmetics brands such as Dermalogica, Murad, Exuviance, Kinerase, Bare Escentuals, Smashbox, Stila, Benefit and Urban Decay. Professional hair and nail brands include …

The chain was best known for its quirky, nostalgic goods. It also sold classic American furniture that would fit nicely in a private men's club. David Brooks described it as “dense with Zeitgeist” in a New Yorker story in 1999; later he called its …

As Chinese shoppers like Su get better acquainted with so-called accessible luxury brands, they're discovering a designer wardrobe doesn't have to cost them months of pay. That's helping U.S. labels such as Coach Inc. (COH:US), whose handbags tend to …

Comments · Print / License; AA. The Toronto-area-built Conquest Knight XV mega-SUV has been called a lot of things since it thudded onto the luxury auto market in 2008: best car in which to survive the zombie apocalypse, Hummer-killer and, in the words …