In the early 1960s, Gokaldas Khimji, an Oman-based businessman of Indian descent, launched the country’s first-ever Rolex boutique. Nearly six decades later, the Rolex-Khimji partnership […]

Trump’s victory has prompted the wealthiest to rejoice at his tax policies, which are largely in their favour. The luxury goods industry is rubbing its hands and sharpening its arguments to win them over. However, aspirational customers are not coming back. Here’s how.

Albania’s allure for influential investors is growing, with high-profile, ambitious projects in the pipeline. This summer, Jared Kushner, son-in-law of former U.S. President Donald Trump, […]

Paris Photo will return to the Grand Palais from November 7 to 10, marking a significant step for the world’s largest and oldest photography fair. With a renewed interest in fine art photography 2024 auction market saw some record sales despite a slight slowdown.

India is seen as the next growth market for Swiss watches, but how is it really doing? Yashovardhan Saboo, founder and chairman of Ethos Watches, India’s largest watch retailer, answers the question in an exclusive interview.

Over the past few years, the art world has been witnessing the launching of open-air art fairs throughout the world. Formerly focused on street art or emerging artists who did not find their audience in established circuits, they are now drawing a growing number of connoisseurs and collectors, eager to discover the works of renowned artists in extraordinary sceneries.

Three luxury leaders give their insights on how purpose-driven businesses can build a sustainable and relevant future.

Between white sand beaches and dramatic river valleys, luxurious eco hotels and independent, regenerative projects in Portugal’s Alentejo region are setting an example for the rest to follow.

Innovative carbon-capture technologies are set to revolutionise the fashion and luxury industry, paving the way for a greener future.