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Practical, tech-savvy and value-oriented, Asian millennials are increasingly prioritizing investments that augment their social status and personal values.

'The World's Fair Necklace,' unveiled in Dubai on Sunday, boasts a dazzling 180 carats of diamonds set in platinum.

Extreme value is the goal of luxury brands and it must reflect in their pricing strategy.

The company has since announced that it's changing its goods policies.

Being sure of who you are as a brand gives you the power to thrive in the luxury market.

Luxury brands can no longer ignore this burgeoning giant.

These challenges taught me what it takes to open a new showroom in New York.

The luxury industry had to rethink the way it did business during the pandemic, and the new models are likely here to stay.

If you can come up with a truly unique idea, this is a gateway to success with enormous potential. With no competition, you'd have exclusive access to your target customers. But truly unique ideas are rare.

Geneva Long wants to put yacht life on the road.

People are still spending money, but their hearts are calling the shots.

Choose your photography, influencers, audience and content wisely.

Disconnecting is as important as hustling; here are some amazing spots that justify the travel and expense.

When she created a necklace with her son's name on it, friends, family and strangers wanted one just like it. So, Fisher started a company.

To reach this top shelf, you're going to need a helicopter.

'Anyone who says money can't buy happiness has clearly never driven my car,' says Steven Sashen, CEO and co-founder of Xero Shoes.

Co-founder Rosie O'Neill looks back on the early days of building the brand with her now-fiancé: "All of the stories of how we found this concept are wound up in our love story."

And the award goes to...David Moritz, who built a business building prestigious awards!

How To'ak Chocolate wants to make the sweet a luxury item.

This year's edition of the Dubai International Motor Show (DIMS) saw iconic automotive brand Cadillac showcase its Escala concept car for the first time in the Middle East.

That $50 purse isn't really a Louis Vuitton but the people who sold it are are real criminals.