The Richemont spirit flies high as the luxury group takes part in the annual Dragon Boat Festival races this year.

The most exclusive luxury brands are starting to feel the pinch—especially those that pushed prices too far during the pandemic, The Wall Street Journal writes.  Christian Dior and Chanel, which hiked ...

The 115-piece first chapter in the new “En Équilibre” collection unveiled in Stockholm is all about balance and knowing when ...

At the close of the first quarter of 2025, Africa’s economic landscape continues to be shaped by bold entrepreneurship, ...

Donald Trump hit Swiss imports with a 10% levy in April and has also threatened a 31% increase if a trade deal is not reached ...

The precious mineral is facing a baseline 10% import duty to the U.S. — a market accounting for over half of the global ...

Unacademy co-founders Gaurav Munjal and Roman Saini are stepping away from their roles at the edtech firm. Flextron aims to ...

April's performance was driven by higher exports to the U.S., which were up by around 149%. Excluding the U.S., the result would have been a decline of 6.4%, dragged by shrinking demand in China, a ...

Ultraposh brands that sell to the 1% should be able to enjoy steady sales no matter the state of the economy. But that’s not ...

Richemont posted a rise in full-year sales as the continued popularity of its Cartier brand allowed the Swiss group to be more resilient than rivals in a softening luxury-goods market. Bloomberg's ...

Shares in the luxury brand rose 3 per cent last week – taking gains since a 14-year low in September to nearly 75 per cent – ...