Land Rover helps veterans trek across the UK
British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is highlighting its long history with the British Armed Forces by supporting a philanthropic endeavor.
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Indians splurging more on luxury domestically
Per a recent report, more than 300 international brands are planning to open stores in India by 2020, which is a clear indication of the strong belief in the Indian luxury market’s potential.
Luxury real estate sees slight turnaround in Q2
Luxury real estate prices saw a modest rebound in the second quarter after a slump earlier this year.
12 luxury myths destroying your business
Plus some realities: Many brands are luxury pretenders who wrap their messages in luxury values, but deliver mass-market experiences at high prices. Oh, and many people in luxury today have expired mindsets with expired experience for a changing world.
Porsche extends carbon-offset program to US
German automaker Porsche’s U.S. importer is helping drivers negate the environmental impact of driving through carbon offsetting.
Must-know basics of design patent law for fashion and luxury goods
Design patents have both advantages and disadvantages over copyright protection. Where appropriate, they can be very powerful tools to protect a design.
A. Lange & Söhne touts timing precision in motoring event
Richemont-owned watchmaker A. Lange & Söhne is highlighting its connection to motoring history by sponsoring an annual veteran car run in the United Kingdom.
Can luxury streetwear sustain growth?
The rise of streetwear has blurred the lines between luxury and leisurewear, but the casualization of luxury may not thrive in the long-term, according to a new report from Fashionbi.
AI leveling retail playing field
AI makes it possible to classify products on a truly industrial scale to identify value-drivers.
Why luxury marketers should double-down on Monaco
It is time to focus on a territory that is smaller than New York’s Central Park but punches way above its weight on the super-wealthy scale.