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Orient Express giant yacht sets sights on tech billionairesOrient Express, now a joint venture between French hotelier Accor and Louis Vuitton owner LVMH, set out to revive the 19th century travel b...- France is no longer Europe's most romantic destination. This country takes the crownSwitzerland has overtaken France as Europe’s most romantic destination, according to a European Waterways study. The ranking considered fin...
- Study says global luxury goods market will shrink in 2025; Trump tariffs could make it worseGlobal luxury goods sales are projected to decline in 2025 for the first time since the 2008 recession, according to a Bain consultancy stu...
- India key lifestyle destination for global brands; 90% of top 50 brands active: StudyAbout 50 per cent of global brands have greater than USD 30 million in revenue in India, the study E-Styling India: Decoding India's Online...
- How luxury brands are wooing Gen Z shoppersThe why-not attitude is driving the shopping habits of the younger generation, particularly Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012,...
- From Vellore to Barnala, small towns are new frontiers for premium productsConsumer companies across categories, such as Nestle, Domino's, McDonald's and Lotus Herbals have cited higher traction for premium product...
- Cash-strapped Gen Z's appetite for luxury sneakers and T-shirts may be fadingFor the first time, a lot of young adults are facing an economic impact.
- Rajan Anandan says wife Radhika Chopra inspires 14-year-old daughter more than he doesThe Sequoia Capital MD spoke about the importance of women role models in India.
- Global luxury market grew 4% in 2019: Bain 2019 Luxury StudyThe study pegged the size of the global personal luxury goods market at € 281 billion in 2019. Mainland China's luxury market grew the most...
- Luxury spending to rebound in 2017 on Europe, China: BainSales of items such as designer handbags and fine jewelry will rise 2 per cent to 4 per cent to as much as 259 bn euros ($290 billion), Bai...
- 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...
- China's luxury products market on decline: StudyChina's luxury market has experienced a negative trend for the first time after eight years of consecutive growth, the study said.
- Luxury goods market holding up despite economic uncertaintyThe market for personal luxury goods is holding up despite lingering economic weakness in Europe, a fomenting market crisis in Russia etc. ...
- India much behind in the luxury race: BainIndia, while nearly equalling China in the billion-plus headcount, is still far behind in the luxury race.
- Rebound in global luxury sales: StudyThe luxury sector is rebounding better-than-expected this year thanks in large part to wealthy Americans replenishing their wardrobes after...
- Luxury market slowly emerging from global recessionThe luxury goods market is rebounding from the slump caused by the global recession, but analysts say upscale sellers will be facing a hard...
- Luxury sales in China to rise 12 pc in 2009: studySales of luxury goods in China are forecast to rise 12 percent this year, a global consulting firm said Wednesday, bucking the downward tre...
- 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...
- Global luxury market takes hit from financial crisis: studyEven the wealthiest consumers are cutting spending in the face of the global economic turmoil, which will likely push the worldwide luxury ...
- Luxury goods market expected to see slow growth in 2009The luxury goods market is expected to see slowing growth this year and a possible downturn in 2009 as the global crisis and weaker consume...
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