Counterfeits, knock-offs and pirated products continue to make their way onto retailers' shelves and online stores — everything from luxury goods to electronics, sports memorabilia, toys to medications, and even perfume, many bearing high-profile …
Angela Ahrendts, seen here with Burberry chief creative officer Christopher Bailey leading discussion at an International Herald Tribune Heritage Luxury conference in London, in the sights of Apple. — Reuters file picCUPERTINO, California, Nov 29 …
People are ready to buy now, they are ready to put the concerns of the last few years behind them and start investing in real estate again. This is especially true for those looking to buy in the luxury market. World-renowned motivational speaker, Tony …
British homebuilders including Berkeley Homes Plc and Minerva Ltd. have been constructing luxury properties in the U.K. capital to take advantage of rising demand from overseas buyers. Other established investors in London, including Canada Pension …
Barnes also knows firsthand the strength of demand coming from the China—as the President of Observer Media Group, he previously oversaw the launch of Chinese-language luxury magazine Yue. Read more of Barnes' thoughts below. Can you provide …
At Luxury Residential Group in Boston, MA, Cara is part of one of the most successful brokerage teams in the city, with over $100 million in sales over the last 12 months. She started her real estate career in investment sales with her first gut …
Privé at Island Estates will be comprised of twin 16-story towers designed by renowned architects Sieger Suarez, including a total of 160 ultra-luxury residences ranging in size from 2,585 square feet to more than 9,000 square feet in select penthouse …
Luxury-home developers plan to build more than 20,000 properties in London over the next decade, consulting firm EC Harris LLP said in a Nov. 24 report. Prices in the city's center will climb about 23 percent through 2018, extending a five-year rally, …
Prosecutor Mark Fenhalls outlined the extent of the former Gloucestershire coroner's fraud, saying he habitually overcharged clients or plundered their estates in his role as a solicitor from 1999 to 2011 to fund a lavish lifestyle he could not afford …