DETROIT (Reuters) – As it strives to energize its Cadillac brand that once dominated the U.S. luxury auto market, General Motors Co <gm.n> said on Friday it will begin production of a new "top-end, high-technology car" by the end of 2015. The as-yet …
Levospalon, a premium world-class luxury spa and salon in Gurgaon's Sector 53, recently introduced a new body sculpting technology under the guidance of Deepali Bhardwaj, a leading dermatologist. Clarins, one of the top high-end beauty product brands …
Jean-Claude Biver, who heads the French group s luxury-watch division, said the US tech titan had made "some fundamental mistakes" designing the Apple Watch. "This watch has no sex appeal. It s too feminine and looks too much like the smartwatches …
Burberry, which has more than 17 million likes on Facebook, is one luxury brand that has fully embraced fashion tech. Burberry, the British fashion house, is a pioneer in fashion technology. It has integrated the physical and digital in its flagship …
When production starts in 2015, the world's first carbon fiber RV from Global Caravan Technologies will offer the ultimate in luxury and performance. The new towable CR-1 Carbon RV is a futuristic product injected with racecar, aerospace and …
Who is Apple's target audience for the Apple Watch? While the immediate expectation is to target the nascent smartwatch industry, is Tim Cook aiming outside of the technology circuit and towards the high-end luxury watch market? As the Apple Watch was …
Mercedes is pairing brains with brawn, as they introduce their first luxury hybrid car, the S550 plug-in. Marrying their penchant for luxury cars and hybrid technology sounds simple enough, but in true Mercedes fashion, they upped the ante. What you're …
Pretty Geeky is an ongoing series that explores the role of style and design in wearable technology. Luxury fashion is coming from an unexpected source. Chipmaker Intel wants to make wearables look good, a feat that has only been accomplished by a …
“The real promise of the technology revolution isn't its products—it's the new ways by which it has enabled us to express our humanity,” claims Bill Taylor, co-founder of the iconic Fast Company magazine and author of the bestseller, Practically Radical.