Luxury” buys that aren’t always a sound financial investment Luxury goods have long been a big talking point — are they worth ...

MONTREAL — A luxury tax on cars, planes and boats yielded more than $900 million before it was scaled back amid concerns about the negative effect on manufacturers.

REMAX Canada today released its 2026 Spring/Summer Spotlight on Luxury Report, revealing that luxury housing sales increased across a growing number of smaller and mid-sized Canadian markets in early ...

Recent data shows that the luxury segment is seeing opportunity due to the convergence of strong operational performance, limited supply growth and improving capital markets.

As the luxury market shows signs of slowing down, luxury companies are adopting new strategies to retain consumer desire. With aspiring consumers increasingly priced out of the high end luxury market, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I do mergers & acquisitions in retail/consumer and write about trends. In the past, the word luxury meant the highest quality ...

Luxury car advertisements focus heavily on style, status, and aesthetics. However, buying the wrong used luxury model can lead to a frustrating ownership experience because of an uncomfortable ride, ...

This article is part of The Luxury Slowdown Survival Guide, a collection of articles that examines the recent industry downturn and the strategies brands may employ to come out of it unscathed.

Luxury SUVs are designed to offer all the key features of a mainstream model, such as a commanding view of the road, a spacious and well-equipped cabin, and the added security of available all-wheel ...

Ask anyone who loves cars and is passionate about design; Genesis is firing on all cylinders right now. The South Korean ...

Nearly half of luxury consumers worldwide name Chanel when asked to list luxury brands they are aware of, making the 111-year-old French brand the fashion house with the best luxury name recognition ...

Total spending on personal luxury goods by South Koreans year-on-year grew around 24% to $16.8 billion, amounting to $325 per capita. Morgan Stanley analysts explained the demand for luxury goods ...