"This is a natural extension of The RealReal's business model of providing product authentication and a curated marketplace of high value items," said Julie Wainwright, Founder and CEO of The RealReal. "We currently have over 1.4 million members and …

The Fancy is a New York ecommerce startup known for its ties to the world of high fashion and luxury goods. Its Glass app allows users to snap a picture of objects they see in the real world, then finds them matching or complementary items with similar …

It needs to be a branded lifestyle product that removes any doubt you may have when looking at the watch, that this indeed is a luxury item produced by a luxury brand. Though, Hermes' is less shameless here than on some of their other (albeit highly …

“There were 3,000 people and 3,000 paths to purchase. There is no such thing as a linear path to purchase anymore,” Zeug says, noting that 98 percent of luxury consumers use the Internet daily. Zeug says people spend 5 percent of their online time in …

50%: Share of luxury consumers who use a computer to research a high-end product before buying it; 18 percent use a smartphone and 22 percent use a tablet. BRAZIL Brazil's luxury goods expenditure more than doubled between 2005 and 2012.

MUMBAI: The Indian 'Closet Consumer' of luxury has emerged as a major phenomenon in a report titled " The Changing Face of Luxury in India" jointly published by CII and IMRB International. 'The Changing Face of Luxury in India' gives an overview of the …

Tizen, the Linux-based open source operating system being developed by Samsung, Intel and others, is said to soon bring support for low-end smartphones in a new iteration, claims a report. As per The Handheld Blog, Tizen Mobile Lite will bring support …

Investing.com – Gold prices held steady on Monday in early Asian trade, recovering slightly from a sharp drop last week as demand for dollars rose in the wake of a stronger than expected U.S. jobs report. Gold futures for December delivery on the Comex …

LONDON, Nov 11 (Reuters) – Gold hit three-and-a-half week lows on Monday after a surprise surge in U.S. jobs growth reignited speculation the Federal Reserve could soon start scaling back its monetary stimulus programme, denting bullion's appeal.