By Mimosa Spencer and Sami Marshak PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Luxury goods companies were spared their worst case scenario in ...

Sales during the first half rose in all markets but decelerated significantly in Japan as the company confronts soft demand ...

European luxury-goods makers such as Hermès and LVMH are likely breathing a sigh of relief after the EU and U.S. agreed to a 15% tariff rate—an outcome Bernstein’s Luca Solca called f ...

Luxury goods market faces a potential 5% drop, its worst downturn since 2009 (excluding 2020). Consumers, disillusioned by post-pandemic price hikes and stagnant creativity, are detaching from brands.

LVMH shares rebounded as investors bet that relief is in sight for the luxury goods titan after another quarter of declining ...

Michigan State Police raided Oak Park stores selling fake luxury goods, following tips and undercover purchases.

Fear stalks the luxury goods industry, but a fightback is currently being led by LVMH and the other names - hinting that it may be time to start bargain shopping for luxury goods shares.

Following a trade deal between the EU and U.S., luxury goods companies face challenges as tariffs test consumer demand. Top ...

However, the underlying principle behind it has been incorporated into the revised sales tax framework. Read more at ...

Some people collect luxury goods such as investment pieces. Think of a Birkin bag, art by the legendary Jean-Michel Basquiat or a Rolex.

After plunging due to the global health crisis, the personal luxury goods market returned to pre-pandemic growth in 2021, with sales estimated to top 283 billion euros ($325 billion) by year-end ...

The Oliver Wyman study says only 11 percent of casual luxury shoppers are planning on spending more on high-end goods—a 15 ...