Hermès, the luxury brand, is increasing prices in the United States. This decision follows President Trump's tariffs on European goods. The...

Shares in LVMH were up by around 7% in early Paris trade on Friday following the French luxury giant's latest quarterly report, lifting pee...

Analysts have cut their estimates for the luxury sector in recent weeks following a sales report from bellwether LVMH earlier this month sh...

ASML Holding dropped 3.7% as the semiconductor equipment maker warned of flat sales in 2024, after reporting third-quarter earnings in line...

For a growing crowd of investors, LVMH and its French luxury rivals are to the European stock market what Big Tech has been to the US: Domi...

China's factory sector grew in February at the fastest pace in more than a decade, an outlier in Asia, where manufacturing growth stalled e...

The world's largest luxury group LVMH posted a 23-percent jump in sales to a record of 79 billion euros ($86 billion) in 2022 and saw profi...

Consumers want tried and tested styles like a Hermes Birkin bag or a Moncler puffer jacket.

With European third-quarter earnings set to recover from a pandemic-led slump, health technology company Philips rose 3.2% as it reported a...

Hermes India had recorded a net profit of Rs 12.1 crore the year before. Revenue from operations rose 11% from the previous year’s Rs 98.8 ...

Kim Kardashian might as well be naughty this Christmas, because even if she's nice her fiance is unlikely to shell out for a Louis Vuitton ...

Popular brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Bvlgari diamonds, Rolex watches and Prada dresses are counterfeited and sold widely in India.

When the Soviet Union collapsed 22 years ago, Russian women quickly cast off dowdy proletarian garb in favour of glitz such as ultra-tight ...

Now, companies from South Korean bag maker Couronne to Malaysian dressmaker Farah Khan are making a case for homegrown chic.

An increasing number of premium and luxury watchmakers are jumping on the ad bandwagon to cash in on the air of festivity.

The European luxury industry boomed in 2011, untouched by global economic slowdown, with demand from China helping to swell profits.

Cartier, Hermes, Hugo Boss, Longines and Christian Dior are leaving no stone unturned to cash in on upcoming wedding season. Spring/Summer ...