Luxury brands are increasingly looking to India for growth prospects, according to Bénédicte Epinay, CEO of Comité Colbert, the official lu...

"Renowned international brands such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, Cartier, Bulgari, Gucci and Giorgio Armani are leading the way, with increased ...

In a robbery in broad daylight in Paris, an armed gang took Piaget's jewellery worth millions.

These watches have an understated, yet timeless appeal.

The trio, who are the newest Bulgari ambassadors, sat front row for the fashion show.

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Tiffany's products range from $150 silver pendants to exquisite diamond necklaces.

It’s difficult to make most of those products in India due to various reasons including economies of scale, non-availability of the require...

TimeKeepers, Mumbai is almost a five decade old entity with a large portfolio of and expertise in retail of Swiss Watch brands.

Marriott International has promoted Neeraj Govil as its market vice-president for South Asia. Govil is currently general manager of Shangha...

Italian luxury firm Bulgari is in the process of finalising a local partner for its proposed reentry into India’s high-end merchandise mark...

This will be the third property in India for The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, known for its extreme luxury and high-end services.

With luxury companies setting up base in India, there is a growing demand for managers armed with specialized management degrees in luxury.

Mumbai will have to wait a while longer for its ultra-luxury Bulgari hotel, as talks between the Italian hotel brand and Oberoi Realty have...

A growing set of rich Indians is now setting the agenda for luxury companies, forcing many of them who sell 'soft' luxury to diversify into...

The three ultra luxury hotel brands are seeking to make an India entry through a management tie-up with Oberoi Realty.

Italian eye-wear major Luxottica's retail brand Sunglass Hut is venturing into the Indian market with plans to set up 100 exclusive outlets...