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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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CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports on who the real super shoppers are and why they're spending millions of dollars on luxury goods in New York and Paris.
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CNBC's Courtney Reagan discusses why the men's luxury market is outperforming women's in all categories and the stocks outperforming in that segment.
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CNBC's Courtney Reagan takes a look at high-end luxury retailers that have struck gold with luxury shoppers. Dana Telsey, Telsey Advisory Group, discusses the growth in luxury goods sales and the stocks to watch in that sector.
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Some of the country’s top luxury brands have been the victims of an elaborate global counterfeiting and smuggling scheme, the Department of Justice said Friday.
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CNBC's Eamon Javers has the details on 26 people charged by the DOJ with selling $325 million in counterfeit goods from China.
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Americans spent more than $200 billion online last year and are expected to shell out $327 billion on Internet stores by 2016. Susan Lyne, Gilt Groupe chairman, weighs in.
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Gender roles are no longer trendy when it comes to luxury shopping.
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Insight on the luxury retailer's shift in its marketing strategy, with Emmanuel Perrin, Cartier North America president/CEO.
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High-end department store Nordstrom is funneling its returned and worn shoes to its Nordstrom Rack outlet stores. A look at what this practice means for the Nordstrom brand. Is there a fine line between being an outlet store and a thrift store?
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Ravi Thakran, Group President - South Asia, South East Asia & Middle East for LVMH Group expects China to drive demand for luxury goods in this region.
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When it comes to quality craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind design, luxury goods are supreme. But why do high-end products cost so much? Find out.
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So who's fueling this luxury boom? Ed Jay, SVP with American Express Business Insights, gives his take on a new group of big spenders who are walking into the world of luxury in this surprising new trend.
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Here's an inside look at the Ferrari flagship store in New York City. CNBC's Courtney Reagan takes a tour of the shop with President of Ferrari North America, Marco Mattiacci. Find out how customers can personalize their dream Ferrari and what makes their sports cars unique.
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From high heels to high-octane driving, the world of luxury is on fire. CNBC's Courtney Reagan sits down with President of Manolo Blahnik, George Malkemus, to talk about the demand for quality and craftsmanship in their designer shoes. Get a sneak peek at a limited edition Ferrari that sold out in less than an hour!
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The new Simplicity line will double the Tempur-Pedic’s sales by bringing in a “completely different set of users” eager spend $1,000 to $2,000 for a mattress with a thinner version of the company's Tempur material, its CEO Mark Sarvary told CNBC Tuesday.
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Chinese shoppers have become a fixture of the luxury retail scene in the US and Europe, drawn by much cheaper prices than at home. But many upscale brands have yet to bond with China’s million millionaires. The Financial Times reports.
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With a taste for luxury developed through flash-sale websites, Gen Y shoppers are increasing their spending at full-price online luxury retailers more than any other age group, according to a new report.
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Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken, shows examples of divergence among stocks in the same sector.
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In an industry known for extravagance, simpler designs with a ladylike twist will blanket the Lincoln Center runway at Fashion Week for the Fall 2012 season, industry experts predict.
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Mad Money's Cramer drills down to find the best high-end retail play, and finds Coach is the total winner now, but only on a pullback in the stock.