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It's called the The LG Watch Urbane Luxe and only 500 will be made.

When it's time to treat yourself, we've got some suggestions.

Geoffrey Kent has created unique and rare excursions for Bill and Melinda Gates, Sting and other power players.

There's no reason why efficiency can't be elegant.

You're not a mogul yet. But you can act like one when you need to.

New startups run the errands you can't.

Your clients might not expect to hear these phrases but they can help your bottom line.

Expect luxury suites and Michelin-rated dining in the front of the cabin.

This new startup connects boat owners with renters.

Makeup companies market their wares using this burgeoning and photo-friendly social-media tool.

When CEO Dani Reiss took the reins in 2001, Canada Goose was doing approximately $3 million in annual sales. Today, that number is north of $200 million.

Etihad Airways reveals the first passenger to purchase 'the most exclusive ticket in aviation history.'

Eleven James has applied a membership model to luxury timepieces, and found success a year in.

When the French luxury house introduced its Le Pliage bag 20 years ago, it was met with very little fanfare. Three years later and with virtually no marketing, it became a hit. Today, the company sells 10 a minute.

Visual merchandisers of New York powerhouse stores reveal their marketing strategies.

Dying to get text and email notifications on your luxury watch? One new company thinks it has the solution.

The intention behind the odd marketing move, an exec claims, is to bring the storied crystal maker back down to earth.

Customers have less time these days and so when they order a product or service they want to relish it.

The global nouveau riche aren't wedded to old money brands and that's creating big opportunities for niche status symbols.