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The $300,000 Mulsanne is displacing the Arnage as Bentley's premier sedan, a risky move in today's auto market.

The global economic downturn hasn't dented demand for designer goods in China, where a study shows the affluent are buying handbags, watches and jewelry in force. The study, by New York-based market research firm Pao Principle, found that almost 90 percent of Chinese surveyed had purchased a desi...

Interview with Phil Gott, Director of Automotive Consulting at IHS Global Insight

* For years, tourism hotels out of bounds for most Cubans * President Raul Castro opened up access last year * Many Cuban "internal tourists" receive money from abroad * Cuban economy is feeling the...

* Analysts say new line has risks but Coach in good spot * Sees new line helping business in long term NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO, July 28 - The decision by Coach Inc to launch a...

* Will take time before the rich stop expecting discounts * Brands operating outside their specialties hurts industry * Brands with heritage willing to innovate will win NEW YORK, June 9 - Wealthy shoppers will...

Now is a great time to invest in classic, well-made clothing.

MILAN (Reuters Life!) - Italian designer group Versace is to relaunch its second line Versus in a new deal covering both men's and womenswear, expanding its usually expensive celebrity-favorite designs to a wider clientele.

Prestigious brands crafted from sumptuous materials still lure the richest shoppers.

High-end automakers aren't letting the economy keep them down--and they're even thinking green too.