That concern underscores exactly how important the Chinese market has become to companies such as Apple. Until recently, China was perhaps best known as a supplier, not a consumer, of luxury tech products such as the iPhone. But in the past fiscal year …

“This coincided with the rise of premium chocolate rivals, notably Hotel Chocolat, which are now better positioned to serve the high street consumer seeking indulgent, luxury product.” He said Thorntons' growth with supermarkets means it has found a …

… stylist Chris McMillan) love the brand Original Sprout, an organic line that is safe for families and includes shampoo, conditioner, sunscreen, hair oil and many more products. Made by a mom, the products are a “worry free luxury” for the whole family.

The deal enables Italian Grafiche Bramucci to provide clients in cosmetics, fragrance and luxury products customers with access to Ingenia's Laser Surface Authentication (LSA) technology, which scans the surface of products to generate an intrinsic …

New Delhi, Delhi, July 10, 2013 /India PRwire/ — India's foremost boutique for luxury Swiss watches, world-class writing instruments and leather accessories Rodeo Drive Luxury Products today announced a 1 year endorsement deal with the explosive …

With Wesfarmers' Coles hurting Woolworths fabulously profitable supermarkets by getting its act together and becoming more aggressive, Woolworths wants to hurt Wesfarmers' fabulously profitable Bunnings with the very attractive (to consumers) Masters …

… and deliver a meaningful customer experience. Despite the risks associated with product authenticity and quality, luxury consumers are still motivated to shop online due to larger selection, greater product availability and ability to compare prices.

JP Morgan Asset Management's Stephen Macklow-Smith says Europe's ability to turn commodities into luxury brands provides cheap access to fast growing markets “wherever a global middle class is emerging”. The co-manager of the £216m JP Morgan …

JP Morgan Asset Management's Stephen Macklow-Smith says Europe's ability to turn commodities into luxury brands provides cheap access to fast growing markets “wherever a global middle class is emerging”. The co-manager of the £216m JP Morgan …