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Robin Headlee, vice president at Millwardbrown Optimor, tells CNBC that Apple's brand value is still higher than Google's, a reflection of how brand is much less volatile than market sentiment.
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Robin Headlee, vice president at Millwardbrown Optimor, tells CNBC that Apple's brand value is still higher than Google's, a reflection of how brand is much less volatile than market sentiment.
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British luxury group Burberry posted a 14 percent rise in full-year pretax profit and said profit for the first half of its new fiscal year would be below last year's as it reduces its wholesale business in favor of retail markets.
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Jeweller Harry Winston bought the largest ever diamond to be sold at auction. The gem fetched a record 26.7 million dollars.
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Allegra Perry, luxury research manager at Cantor Fitzgerald, tells CNBC that Richemont shares deserve a bounce as they've had a very good start to the financial year.
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Home to the most extensive retail space on the planet, Dubai has the capacity to pack in the shops. But locals are also spending on luxury abroad, a lucrative opportunity as Desiree Bollier, CEO of Value Retail, explains.
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A new willingness to spend among the growing affluent class in India has lured high-end automakers to India. But driving supercars there can be a challenge.The New York Times reports.
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Pierre Yves Gauthier, founding partner at AlphaValue, tells CNBC that luxury is in a super cycle phase and is only hitting a small peak with the end of the Chinese gifting luxury goods.
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Kathy Ireland Worldwide CEO Kathy Ireland discusses women in business and the world of branding. "Criticism can be a gift wrapped in a nasty package," she says.
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Congratulations rich people, there's now a luxury marketplace where you can spend your bitcoins.
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With flagging sales in their mainland stores and increasingly price savvy consumers, luxury retailers are taking a lead from casinos' play books by offering junkets in their Hong Kong stores.
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For companies like PPR and LVMH, who have spent the past few years building stores across China, the shift toward overseas spending is forcing them to adapt their strategy in China to the tune of: if you can't beat them join them.
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For companies like PPR and LVMH, who have spent the past few years building stores across China, the shift toward overseas spending is forcing them to adapt their strategy in China to the tune of: if you can't beat them join them.
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A survey from Harrison Group and American Express Publishing shows more than a quarter of those affluent consumers plan to spend more this year, reports CNBC's Robert Frank.
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David Sadigh, CEO of Digital Luxury Group, talks about luxury goods in emerging markets, and says consumers in Brazil appreciate a more "casual" kinds of luxury.
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The luxury and sports brand group missed first-quarter sales forecasts, particularly for its Gucci fashion label and Puma sports brand, hit by sluggish trading in Europe and slower growth in China.
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Jean-Claude Biver, chairman at Hublot, talks about the outlook for Swiss watch and says that many regions are booming such as Latin America and Russia, and how Europe is a growth area.
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The famed Italian men's fashion house tells CNBC its plans for expansion in the Aussie market.
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Discussing the quarter, its transformation strategy, and what's ahead for consumers, with Coach CEO Lew Frankfort.
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Ralph Lauren will pay more than $1.6 million to settle a criminal and civil investigation into allegations that one of its subsidiaries bribed government officials in Argentina.
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French luxury goods maker Hermes posted first-quarter sales ahead of forecasts, driven by strong demand for its silks, accessories and ready-to-wear.