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Tourism and hotel sector stocks: Time for a correction in business? Are analysts getting it wrong? 15 stocks from the ecosystemThe Indian hotel and tourism ecosystem has benefitted from the post-Covid travel urge. Occupancies were high, room rates firm, supply is, i...- Tata Motors rethinks its premium EV playbookTata Motors has revamped its premium EV brand, Avinya, by shifting from its original platform plans to leveraging partnerships and ready-ma...
- China luxury market trends: Why consumers are shifting to frugal and online shoppingWhen Beijinger Jacqueline Li first heard one of her favourite luxury department stores in the city was closing, she was shocked -- until sh...
- Ferrari's Luce leads bold leap into uncertain electric eraFerrari is launching its first all-electric car, the Luce. This move comes as other sports car makers hesitate on EVs. The Luce, priced ove...
- Ralph Lauren shares jump 10% as strong China sales help fuel growthThe revenue growth was led by sales in Asia, the company said, with particular strength in China during the Lunar New Year. Wall Street i...
- Global Market: Hong Kong IPO boom draws rising interest from overseas companiesHong Kong's stock market is seeing more foreign companies file for listings. Firms from countries like Indonesia and South Korea are explor...
- Beijing auto show: Chinese EV makers target Europe’s luxury car turfChinese car makers are now targeting premium customers. Brands like Geely and Nio are launching advanced electric and hybrid vehicles. Thes...
- Porsche loses speed on a curvy roadPorsche AG's sales dropped significantly in the first quarter. China saw a steep decline in luxury spending, impacting deliveries. Model ch...
- Tourism and hospitality ecosystem: Will it get hit harder due to the war’s second-order effect? 20 stocks to keep an eye onThe one thing that impacts the tourism and hospitality sector most is war. The reason is simple: Flights get disrupted, and the urge to tra...
- Quote of the Day by MrBeast: ‘I don't drive a Lamborghini. I'd purposely have a really dumbed-down lifestyle because…’ YouTube mogul’s lesson on successQuote of the Day by MrBeast: Popular digital creator MrBeast suggests a simpler lifestyle offers greater freedom. He intentionally lives mo...
- China luxury market forecast to reboundChina's personal luxury goods market is projected to see modest growth in 2026, recovering from significant drops in 2024 and 2025.
- TikTok videos exploit trade war to sell fake luxury goodsViral TikTok videos falsely accuse luxury brands of secretly manufacturing goods in China to circumvent trade tariffs. These claims, amplif...
- Without Wu, will top-end luxury be luxurious?Chinese manufacturers are subtly suggesting they produce luxury goods for brands like Hermes and Louis Vuitton, offering the same quality w...
- Luxury must be kept affordably exclusiveThe luxury industry, heavily reliant on its wealthiest clientele, is facing a potential crisis as rising prices deter consumers, particular...
- Gucci joins Alibaba's luxury e-commerce site to woo Chinese consumersFashion label Gucci will open two flagship stores on Alibaba's online luxury shopping platform, underscoring the importance of the Chinese ...
- Paytm partners with Genesis Luxury for payment gateways in IndiaThis would allow users to scan the store QR code and pay using the balance on their Paytm wallet. Genesis Luxury has the philosophy that lu...
- International luxury brands abandoning China as economy slowsDuring the past two years, Britain's Burberry has closed four stores in China, Coach shut two, Hermes one, Armani five, and Prada went from...
- The market for big, expensive luxury cars in China is overChinese buy mass-market cars, but relative to development of more mature global markets, they buy a disproportionately large number of luxu...
- China's emerging luxury brands look to recover traditions lost in communist revolutionAbout 40% of wealthy Chinese surveyed by Hurun and Industrial Bank rated “long history” as an important characteristic for top-end brands.
- Smaller Chinese cities key for luxury brands: StudiesForeign luxury brands looking to win in China need to reach into cities that are barely known to the rest of the world but are home to star...
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