Despite many luxury companies experiencing an all-time low, some brands are prevailing by adopting unexpected strategies.

Plus, there's the waste factor. In the past, some luxury brands would reportedly destroy unsold items to protect their image.

Hermès reported sales of $4 billion in its third-quarter earnings Thursday. It comes as luxury industry peers LVMH and Kering ...

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A federal judge granted the FTC's motion to block the merger between Tapestry and Capri Holdings.

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As the automotive market becomes even more competitive, luxury car brands are realising that the car is only a part of the ...

China's second-hand and grey markets for luxury goods are booming, as price hikes from luxury brands in a weak economy are ...

A sudden slowdown in Chinese demand reported by Louis Vuitton’s owner is a bad sign for the luxury industry.

As China’s luxury market faces an economic slowdown, global brands may shift their focus to India’s growing consumer base to ...

The Laver Cup showcases tennis's allure, blending top-tier competition with luxury, attracting global fans and elite brands ...

Sonam Kapoor was announced brand ambassador for Dior today. Here's a look at all Indian celebs who are also ambassadors for ...