Luxury retailers generally open their stores in luxury hotels with increased preference from consumers as they are expanding their brand presence by starting their stores in high-end malls and high streets and sometimes opening their flagship stores in …

September 2013 saw Four Seasons launch a Pinterest-based service connecting consumers with local experts from the luxury hotels group. To participate, Pinterest users create a Pin.Pack.Go board, tagged with the Four Seasons property they're visiting.

Her first book, No Logo, showed how big brands can build consumer trust even while exploiting the people who make their products. The book came out just after the WTO protests in Seattle and became a bestseller. Her next … Simple resource-intensive …

In some less affluent neighborhoods, for example, Zions provides a check cashing product that was developed based on Geoscape data. "We will offer our traditional banking products — checking, savings and traditional loans," Judd notes. "But where …

Cash-strapped households are flocking to the chain as budgets shrink amid stubbornly high inflation, while a string of accolades and products such as British sirloin steak and extra virgin olive oil win over wealthier customers. New market: Aldi is …

Additionally, both clubs represent Sydney's most affluent and exclusive areas in the Northern Beaches and Eastern Suburbs. Both earned reputations as 'silvertails' in the '70s and '80s by luring players away from other clubs with the promise of cash …

When subjects viewed photos of a man in a made-to-measure suit and then in a similar off-the-rack version for three seconds, all rated the tailored guy as more confident, successful, and affluent. The study highlights how indelibly first impressionscan …

Tantalized by the sight of a Chinese teenager competing very effectively at the 2013 Masters, status-conscious, newly affluent Chinese parents are sending children to golf schools with price tags running to 5 figures and dreaming about future stardom.

With Golden Week's shopping frenzy in full swing, Swiss watch companies are hoping that high numbers this week will help to lift the current slump in exports to China. In order to get a better grasp of what China's wealthy watch buyers are looking for …