"The affluent no longer purchase products based simply on quality or status but because they want to experience the brands' legacies, stories, inspirations and so on. They are becoming part of the brands." The brands are also having to adapt to meet …

The new space will feature a 14-screen movie theater, a bowling alley, upscale retail shopping that includes such brands as Coach, Tiffany, Tommy Bahama, Puma and Sephora. Plans also call for a food emporium with gourmet restaurants and farmers markets …

Understanding where a company and its brand fits into the luxury consumers' lifestyle is key to marketing success. Unity Marketing's concise Luxury Snapshot Reports … This is the message from Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing and author of …

This collaboration of ultra-luxury brands exposes our Estate Portfolio to the most affluent clientele,” states Gerard P. Liguori, Broker/Owner, of Premier Estate Properties. Premier Estate Properties is South Florida's only real estate brokerage …

The Phoenix study polls 2,100+ affluent individual investors each month about their impression and consideration of numerous financial services brands including mutual fund companies, full-service and discount brokerages, insurance companies, and banks …

As we gear up for the 90th running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans this weekend, Bentley on Tuesday released “Le Mans 24 Hours: Les Bentley Boys,” a short documentary about the world's most famous endurance sports-car race. Supported by Bentley Motors, …

Motors sometimes malfunction, causing the robots to sink, or a previously undiscovered crack can cause critical leaks. Last week, a team from Memorial University in Newfoundland lost contact with an autonomous underwater … Scott Bentley, VideoRay's …

Commissioned by Bentley Motors, who are celebrating the 10 year anniversary of their most recent win at Le Mans, the film shows the history and captures the spirit of the race. While this could be touted as another branded film, Bentley focuses more on …

With Americans making up 40% of the world's Ultra High Net Worth Individuals, and with a historical stock market return of 6%, $750 billion of income is lost to the U.S. every year, resulting in a tax loss of about $260 billion. Finally, the IRS …