Celebrity Life

It’s not just brands like Levis leaving Facebook, Zuckerberg’s own staff are having second thoughts about his personal values and how it affects his philanthropy

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In a crisis, people look towards tangible safe haven investments, Knight Frank Luxury Investment Index shows Hermès handbags continued to outperform most asset classes

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The collaboration between Dior and Air Jordan saw $2000 limited edition sneakers selling out in minutes but is this really a sign that the luxury industry is finally on the road to recovery?

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Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders warns that the UK automotive industry is under catastrophic threat from Brexit and Coronavirus

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Golf has two components: the long game and the short game. In the former, power and distance are required so the player can approach the putting green in as few strokes as possible; the post pandemic luxury digital frontier is about to be shaped for LVMH thanks to an interesting new development in wearable tech eco-system

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If you’re printing too much currency to bail out the monetary system, it’s obviously going to directly influence inflation in one form or another. David Mitchell of Indigo Precious Metals talks to LUXUO about uncorrelated investments and safe stores of value during a global crisis

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$600 million in debt, Brooks Brothers has put itself up for sale. Already luxury fashion is changing as it did during the last Great Recession and the Great Depression before it. How can brands survive and thrive?

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Bernard Arnault, the CEO of the world's largest conglomerate might have lost as much money as Bezos has gained but he's continuing his aggressive expansion plans adding potential renegotiation of the Tiffany deal on the table

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As selected luxury malls in Singapore incorporate Augmented Reality technology, blurring the line between online and offline luxury retail, there's great potential for deepening customer relationships and engagement

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Despite the high profile potential bankruptcy announcement, Thai Airways is not the only Southeast Asian international carrier to be suffering from global air travel restrictions

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With travel restrictions in place, tourism organisations like Monaco 360 are getting more creative in getting you to plan your holiday for when the world is ready for you to experience its sights and sounds again

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Using distinctive and memorable branding techniques, organizations popularize everything from the most quintessential needs down to the most seemingly prosaic products imaginable – offering a sense individualism amidst a sea of mass produced replicas.

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