luxury goods

Fashion bloggers will help propel online sales of designer clothes, jewels and luxury cars to more than 11 billion euros ($15 billion) in 2015. The exclusive fashion world has embraced the Internet later than other...

You don't have to tell the people at Prada how valuable the Chinese market for luxury goods has become -- the Italian fashion icon is so keen to set up a base...

As the buying power of China's masses continues to spiral upwards, more and more information is being gathered focusing not only on what they like to spend their money on but how they go...

Global luxury sales should grow eight percent this year to 185 billion dollars (124 billion euros) but Japan's market will contract. The forecast was raised from an earlier estimate of growth of between three and...

A rise in the spending power of China's younger consumers is apparently not helping them when it comes to picking up a little style at the same time. Mainland Chinese media have this week picked...

Beijing has banned outdoor advertising that promotes high-end lifestyles as the government seeks to ease public concerns about the country's widening wealth gap. Businesses Have been given an April 15 deadline to rectify such ads,...

The amount we spent on duty-free increased 13 percent last year with much of the growth coming from increased consumption of luxury products. The global duty-free and travel retail market was up by $4.5...

China's luxury spending may more than double by 2015, surpassing Japan to become the world's largest market for branded goods, according to McKinsey & Co. Sales of luxury items in China, including clothes, handbags, watches...