The exact amount of the sale or the particular items being discounted will vary from week to week, but these one-off sales allow us to reduce the prices on many of our most popular luxury range hoods, including many that aren't normally discounted. For …

The luxury market in India, valued at $7.6bn in 2012, has grown at a compound annual growth rate of around 15 per cent in the last three years, with demand for luxury products driving that expansion (see chart). In the past decade, rapid economic …

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif., Nov. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Known for creating premier luxury mattresses like the $33,000 Palais Royale, E.S. Kluft & Co. is now the first in the bedding industry to bring a trend seen in the fashion and auto sectors into …

Ben Wood, an analyst at CCS Insight, says that Vertu has managed to “weather the economic cycle much like other luxury brands”. The only time that he estimates sales dipped was about 18 months ago when the devices were having to use outdated software …

They favoured more high-end brands than Lancaster, splashing out on luxury products from Clarins and Dior. The most popular beauty product across all universities was the Avene Eau Thermale Spring Water Spray, with students spending a total of £14,382 …

Overall, the global luxury–goods market, which was worth more than $258 billion in 2012, will expand at a rate of 7 to 9 percent a year until the middle of the next decade, according to a report by the Future Laboratory, citing Bain & Co. “Asia [India …

It also gives an overview of the luxury goods market, which has witnessed a growth of 15 per cent over the past three years and is estimated to have reached $7.58 billion (around Rs 48,000 crore today) in 2012. Luxury products have grown the fastest at …

Accordingly, in the recent past luxury products have grown the fastest at near 22 per cent, compared with luxury services at around 15 per cent and luxury assets at a much lower 9.4 per cent, primarily contributed by slow growth in luxury real estate.

From ticket exchange markets, energy companies, luxury products, and services, the World Tour Finals gives fans a uniquely close relationship with some of the best companies in the world. For the die-hard tennis fan, Head and Technifibre are the …