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There is a perceptible shift toward intimate, locally-rooted experiences, where smaller, intentional spaces are replacing traditional formal dining models in Asia Pacific excluding China.
Selective shoppers want quality and cultural currency, not just low prices.
That the question is being asked invites even more introspection into luxury consumption behavior in the world’s largest economy.
The AI era is driving an industrial transformation unlike any in modern history – faster, broader and more capital-intensive, creating new infrastructure and industry simultaneously.
Private equity remains a cornerstone of alternative allocations, with sports and arts high on the list.
Services are growing faster than beauty products, accounting for more than 50 percent of global spend.
If you market to high-net-worth consumers, you have likely been asked to consider profiles that include common attributes such as affluent, discerning and hard to impress. Accurate. Yet, incomplete.
Too often, “luxury branding” becomes a deliverable — a document, deck or launch video — rather than a narrative framework that aligns and inspires an entire organization.
This year’s State of Luxury survey trades surface-level detail for real depth on Gen Z. Do participate and get the full report for free.
Once sustained by snow and prestige alone, mountain prime markets are being reshaped by scarcity, safe-haven capital and the rise of year-round living.
As AI-generated content floods the Internet, how do we know who’s actually an expert anymore?
Why adaptive decision intelligence is becoming an executive requirement.



Services are growing faster than beauty products, accounting for more than 50 percent of global spend.
There is a perceptible shift toward intimate, locally-rooted experiences, where smaller, intentional spaces are replacing traditional formal dining models in Asia Pacific excluding China.
Selective shoppers want quality and cultural currency, not just low prices.
If you market to high-net-worth consumers, you have likely been asked to consider profiles that include common attributes such as affluent, discerning and hard to impress. Accurate. Yet, incomplete.
Too often, “luxury branding” becomes a deliverable — a document, deck or launch video — rather than a narrative framework that aligns and inspires an entire organization.
As AI-generated content floods the Internet, how do we know who’s actually an expert anymore?
A lesson from Bengaluru (previously Bangalore) for evaluating an emerging luxury market: counting luxury retail store presence says almost nothing until they are located.
Luxury Marketer honors 50 women leaders who are set to make a difference in luxury in 2027. Among them are chief executives, entrepreneurs, departmental heads and consultants – all of them leading by example and from the front.
Prime markets diverge from broader housing markets amid growing affordability pressures.
A lesson from Bengaluru (previously Bangalore) for evaluating an emerging luxury market: counting luxury retail store presence says almost nothing until they are located.
Luxury Marketer honors 50 women leaders who are set to make a difference in luxury in 2027. Among them are chief executives, entrepreneurs, departmental heads and consultants – all of them leading by example and from the front.
Prime markets diverge from broader housing markets amid growing affordability pressures.



















































































