China’s wealthy shoppers have a new mentality—and it’s terrible news for luxury brands like LVMH and Kering who bet billions on their loyalty
After luxury companies invested billions in China’s market, the country’s consumers turned to new pricey purchases.
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ReGenesis Envisions Greener Luxury Goods Management
Eastman is joining the ReGenesis Protocol, an Italian project solving for recycled waste monetization within luxury’s supply ...
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New research can help luxury brands counter the appeal of counterfeit goods
Those not particularly knowledgeable in high-end fashion and luxury goods like counterfeits more than more fashion-savvy consumers, and they are more likely to post on social media about the original ...
Illegal migrants busted in Joe Burrow home robbery posed with stolen luxury goods
A gang of illegal immigrants busted over a robbery at Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s Ohio home allegedly posed for photos ...
NYC pawn shop workers plead not guilty to selling stolen luxury goods
Two men accused of selling valuables stolen from wealthy homes across the country, including the home of NFL star Joe Burrow, ...
Shares of LVMH drop 5% as full-year results throw doubt on broad luxury recovery
LVMH shares dropped as slightly better-than-expected full-year results from the world’s largest luxury company threw doubt ...
Michael Kors-owner Capri's bleak forecast signals slow luxury demand recovery
Capri Holdings forecast revenue for the year as well as fiscal 2026 below Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, as the Michael ...