Part of its success hinges on localized products such as mooncakes and green tea-flavored coffee drinks. (Shanghaiist). Could Lexus be left behind in China's luxury car market? Toyota is sticking to exports as rivals expand their joint ventures, which …

On the heels of the 2013 Meaningful Brands Index released by Havas Media Group, Isabelle Harvie-Watt Clavarino – CEO and country manager of the marketing group in Italy, and also director of the global luxury division launched last year, LuxHub …

The stigma around the category has led to a collection of low-end novelty products, but represents a huge breakout opportunity as the space moves toward mainstream and the products evolve to the level of other heavily desired modern products in our …

This is because luxury brands have found that the more their brand is “seen” the better they fare with image-conscious consumers. Large luxury brands have the budget to do this, but smaller ones are often left to more experimental and innovative ways …

Luxury goods are a symbol of high-end taste, credibility, and abilty to acquire rare things, but few people believe thought that the goods they buy at retail stores might be counterfeit. Yet one consumer, Mrs. Guo, told the Shanghai Securities News …

Therefore, while China often hits the headlines when it comes to economic growth and the future potential of this nation – the tried and trusted market of Japan is still a huge pulling power for all exquisite luxury brands. lv2. The store in Matsuya …

Are you looking for unique, exclusive and different design? There's a selection of some design brands that are launching some of the most innovative trends and luxury design pieces and conquering gradually the rest of the world. Design field has fresh …

“Luxury items for pets, like personalized bowls, doggie cologne and designer collars, continue to deliver outstanding performance, especially for unique or one-of-a-kind pet products.” “Pet supply spending is trending upward,” agrees Christine Mazza …

Prada, Italy's luxury goods powerhouse, said global sales were “softer” in the first weeks of September, and that it would push ahead with store openings after first-half profits missed expectations following a slowdown in sales in China. First-half …