Lincoln is, after all, on an upswing. After years of cost-optimized product, the new MKZ has breathed new life into the brand in America. No, it might not be especially competitive from a pure performance standpoint, but not all luxury consumers …

Like its techno-automotive cousins Tesla and Uber, services like Silvercar represent a shift from designing products and services to support a general population to focusing on an elite capable of wrangling, negotiating, or paying their way out of the …

Luxury brands in India like Jean Paul Gaultier, Jimmy Choo, Canali, Ferragamo, Ermenegildo Zegna and Bottega Veneta are now willing to deliver their high-end products right to a clients doorstep. The trend of home delivery and online presence is also …

For Burberry, they are also seeking to curb gray market shopping as many of those shoppers buy luxury goods outside of China at prices lower than what is available at home. In turn, they resell the merchandise at a discounted price online. What did …

THE BODY DELI, the original pioneer for fresh, raw, organic skin and body care, has launched a line of newly labeled, all natural products inspired by the idea of 'new luxury' and modern indulgence. The handcrafted products include body lotions, creams …

In 1950, any American could have told you the price of a cup of coffee: one dime. Back then, American coffee was the ultimate commodity: uniform, inexpensive and frankly not that great. Today, coffee, like virtually every other product category, has …

The store is also a way for Burberry to gain better control of its own brand in China, since its goods have been sold on the so-called gray market online, a person familiar with Burberry's strategy says. Many of the gray-market sellers buy luxury items …

Fossil's price points are perfect for those who aren't looking at spending on luxury products but will still invest in high-quality accessories. Across categories, prices of Fossil products range from ₹1,500 to ₹20,000. The company's discount store …

Luxury brands in India like Jean Paul Gaultier, Jimmy Choo, Canali, Ferragamo, Ermenegildo Zegna and Bottega Veneta are now willing to deliver their high-end products right to a clients doorstep. The trend of home delivery and online presence is also …