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  1. Richemont sales up 20pc to $7.1B for Q1 2026, buoyed by growth across lines and regions
  2. 5 steps for leaders to unleash their team’s strengths
  3. Luxury home prices up 9pc to highest Q3 level on record
  4. HENRYs, while not self-identifying as rich, see themselves as connoisseurs of high-end objects, experiences: report
  5. Profiling a Luxury Icon: How the Rolls-Royce Ghost reflects the new approach to luxury
  6. Is luxury losing its luster as US affluent consumers’ priorities shift?
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  9. Growth that works today is not always the growth that builds tomorrow
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  8. Only 5 days left! Register now for Luxury Roundtable's real estate summit
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