Even as middle class consumers are tightening their budgets, companies are finding ways to tout “everyday luxury” products—from food to shampoo—that cost 30-50 percent more. The trick: packaging. When it comes to overall satisfaction with a product, …

Market for fake luxury goods in India is growing at twice the growth rate of genuine luxury products and is largely being driven by web shopping portals that account for over 25 per cent of the fake luxury goods market in India, the study claimed. The …

Quality Sale Leads To An Opportunity For A Massive Target Audience To Sample And Show-Off Your Products. For those who want only the finest in life, Be there at Shagun 2014." The Shagun 2014 showcases the latest collection from national manufacturers …

NEW DELHI: Realty major Tata Housing plans to develop a super luxury residential project in the heart of national capital comprising 4-5 expensive villas in a price range of Rs 130-170 crore each. Tata Housing, the real estate arm of the Tata Group …

All Jill Milan products are free of animal-based materials such as leather, fur and wool – Ms. Fraser was inspired to found Jill Milan because she was unable to find high-quality, luxury handbags that were not made of leather or other animal-based …

Features include hand stitching and metalwork handmade by craftsmen who create jewelry for Europe's leading luxury brands. All Jill Milan products are free of animal-based materials such as leather, fur and wool – Ms. Fraser was inspired to found Jill …

HONG KONG – Wealthy Chinese are likely to buy fewer luxury goods again this year after the steepest cut-back on spending in at least five years, changing the game for high-end retailers like Louis Vuitton which have staked their growth on China.

… after Victoria's Secret owner VF Corp. (VFC). The next in size after Kors and Coach are Ralph Lauren (RL) and PVH (PVH), an owner and licenser of several accessible-luxury brands. In handbags, most luxury and accessible-luxury rivals to Kors and …

The counterfeit luxury retail market in India is likely to double to Rs 5,600 crores by 2015. Steps such as effective intellectual property enforcement are the need of the hour to curb this menace, an Assocham study says. “Corrective measures need to …