The unprecedented move, which left Genesis founders and investors stunned, is poised to change the dynamics of the business.

A government-appointed panel has proposed 17-18% as GST which is much lower than what the hospitality and luxury sectors currently face.

People aware of the development said Valentino is tying up with IDFS Tradings and is also in talks with DLF Luxury Retail for its retail pr...

Luxury brands are increasingly leveraging a platform like Instagram to tell their stories through compelling visuals to drive business grow...

Kapoor said the move is pre-emptive and aimed at consolidating the business as one entity in the next 12-18 months because investors may co...

Genesis Luxury brings more than 14 luxury and high-fashion brands including Burberry,Jimmy Choo, Coach to India, some brands will be brough...

G-Star Raw has announced American singer, rapper, and record producer Pharrell Williams as the co-owner of the jeans brand.

Infinite Analytics has raised funding from Ratan Tata to expand its predictive analytics technology to segments beyond retail and e-commerc...

Fakes and counterfeit products sold online have long been a cause of concern for several luxury brands and their local distributors.

RIL unveiled the new framework before 150 top executives at a function held at Chairman Mukesh Ambani’s South Mumbai home Antilla on Octobe...

This comes at a time when retailers are trying hard to create consumer demand as well as keep their costs under check.

To play the bigger game, Indian designers should start concentrating on bottom lines and not just hemlines.

Luxury retailers are hiring people who can talk in local dialect, training staff in retail etiquettes to make customers feel at home and ed...

The Indian luxury market is growing at 20% a year and is expected to grow to $14.7 billion by 2015, up from $5.8 billion today.

Provogue India, a Mumbai-based retail company, has announced a Rs 90-crore expansion plan, which will be funded through internal accruals a...

UK-based retail infrastructure developer Liberty International along with a group of private equity investors such as Altima Partners.

Provogue India (Ltd) has raised Rs 146.25 crore by placing preference shares with six investors at Rs 450 per share.