As luxury brands expand in India, their fakes are available in big and small markets as well as on social media.

By charging more, the industry is inadvertently encouraging its shoppers to buy from cheaper rivals and the resale market.

Hyderabad: Rich Indian entrepreneurs are spending their wealth on luxury residences, goods and experiences as they remain optimistic about their business prospects in the home market and ...

Revenue in the Luxury Goods market amounts to US$1.81bn in 2024. The market is expected to grow annually by 4.17% (CAGR 2024-2029). The market's largest segment is the segment Luxury Fashion with ...

The Criminal Assets Bureau is auctioning off over 130 high value, luxury and designer goods which it seized from criminals ...

Santo Domingo.- Authorities in New York have arrested a Dominican man and woman accused of leading a criminal network that ...

Moncler and Stone Island show strong revenue growth and expansion strategies in the global market, reflecting positive ...

Bernard Arnault’s confidence in LVMH boosts its attractiveness as a buy. Read why LVMHF stock remains a strong pick for ...

Indian entrepreneurs remain optimistic about wealth growth, with 98% confident in their prospects, heavily investing 61% in luxury real estate, 56% in goods, and 44% in experiences, surpassing global ...

Luxury brands have lost about 50 million customers in the past two years, while secondhand businesses and lower-price competitors are seeing upticks in their sales, The Wall Street Journal reports. ...

After photos of the royal family during a stroll in one of Paris’s prestigious arrondissements, King Mohammed VI has been ...