For its fiscal first quarter, the luxury accessories maker earned $US0.91 per share on revenue of $US919.2 million, topping expectations for $US0.81 and $US851.66 million, respectively. Comparable store sales in the first quarter also surged 24.2%.

A third-party vendor, Belle Boutique, is found to have sold China-made counterfeit luxury products like watches, apparels and bags through major e-commerce platforms, such as jumei.com, a beauty product seller, and jd.com, an e-commerce leader. The two …

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Chinese e-commerce platforms Jumei and Jingdong Mall have been caught up in a scandal in the wake of their public listings in the US, as both have been found to be hosting vendors who sell fake luxury goods. The scandal was uncovered recently by …

Ransom has a background in Sociology, the study of human behavior and an understanding for luxury marketing mix strategies that attract ultra rich to buy luxury goods, products, and services. MosnarCommunications.com is currently accepting new …

A number of professional outlets, especially hotel spas and medical spas, have been opening recently as Russian consumers, more open to luxury goods, are increasingly interested in the professional skin care services and spa culture. Similar to Poland …

… accounting for 37.0 per cent of sales, and on the launch of new products. The group reported late yesterday that first-half net profit rose by 1.5 per cent from the figure at this time last year to €1.7 billion (RM7.31 billion), pulled by its …

“They place the Bulgari products in the shower and equip it with fresh towels and tell the customer when the shower is available.” The highlight of Emirates' A380, though, is the on-board lounge and bar area on the upper deck, available only to first …

Mr. Idol once described the brand as "Hermes for Staten Island," a comment meant to suggest that luxury products don't have to be unaffordable for the middle-class. Kors quickly stole share from rival Coach Inc., COH -1.91% Coach Inc. U.S.: NYSE $33.90 …