The service was launched on Sunday by Seawings, the UAE's luxury seaplane operator, in association with the Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq). Speaking on the … The operator has introduced the customised charter service from the …

By examining the purchasing attitudes and behaviors of consumers in China's fastest growing cities during both the fall and spring Golden Weeks, the report aims to shed light on the most effective practices brands can take when marketing during the run …

“I wanted to connect with people, the affluent men and who were interested in these kinds of accessories.” He started with cufflinks featuring a fox, the central theme of his fashion line. “The idea is to be … Mr Azodi picked the wrong web person …

The lack of cold chains means that even though fresh products like Australian lamb have a strong future in India, they will be confined in the short term to high-end restaurants and hotels. Australian brands can exploit Australia's projection of itself …

In-app ads for new apps or apps related to ones they're using were the most pervasive type of ads, seen by 47%, followed up ads for app upgrades (40%), and brands or products (37%). The balance was either none of the above or survey participants couldn …

The main line of thinking seems to be that the iPhone is not objectively much better than competing products, so the pricing difference is not justified by technological quality and Apple will get disrupted by lower cost Android products from the likes …

SHANGHAI—German luxury auto makers are speeding up plans to offer a wider selection of small cars and sport-utility vehicles in China, hoping to lure Chinese consumers unable to afford a larger luxury car, or affluent buyers who want a less-expensive …

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 …

Turning to the issue of school uniforms, Ms Keates explained that there were anti-competitive forces practices in place in the sense that schools were seeking to ensure that uniform items came from one supplier. She went on to inform the audience that …