Managers of Wealth

Live-Streaming Lures China’s Luxury Travel Marketers

Hilton Hotels and Resorts was one of the first international tourism companies to use live-streaming for a major travel campaign in China

Fountain Pen Sales Are Surging, Despite Flat Luxury Global Sales

Here are the forces in play, the best brands to know, and the last true pen shop in the U.S.

Luxury Companies, Cash Rich, Ready to Splurge

If acquisition targets don’t emerge this year, investors can expect a step-up in dividends

Luxury brand Fabergé enters India

The jeweler, which retails through 39 multibrand outlets including Mayfair and Harrods will hold more such trunk shows in Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia.

Harrods Brings Polar Iceberg Water From Glacier to Glass

Relish a piece of the ice from the top of the world that comes with ‘taste of snow in air’ and evoke recollections of ‘snowflakes on the tongue.’

A right royal play for Aussie fashion stable

It has lobbed a $135 million bid for the owner of clothing chains including Rivers and Katies, according to speculation sweeping the market.

Jho Low’s Private Jet Shines Light on New Zealand’s Murky Trusts

The case has shone a spotlight on a multi-billion dollar trust industry in New Zealand that allows foreigners to hold assets with minimal disclosure.

Bahrain's Investcorp H1 net income falls 30 pct

Profit fell to $35.6 million in the six months to Dec. 31 from $50.9 million in the prior-year period.

Abu Dhabi’s foresight pays off in London as Mayfair squares return to glory

After the 1850s, Hanover Square went into slow decline, the houses converted into lodgings, and then transformed into offices

‘Treasure Trove’ Of Fine Wine To Go On Sale In NYC

Auction house Sotheby’s is to offer a “treasure trove” of “iconic” labels worth over $2 million in New York later this month.

Robb Report Highlights 2017 Luxury Travel Trends

The special section wraps up with a report on “Dream Trips,” offering ten tips from health and wellness experts about the science of sleep.

Turbulent Times in Business Jet Finance

After climbing out of the 2008—09 debacle and enjoying several good years, aircraft manufacturers have lately found it hard to sell factory-new jets without deep discounts.

LVMH snaps up some strategic hand-me-downs

Buying small and cool brands before they eat your lunch has some logic.

How Hollywood's High-Net-Worth Families Do Vacations

Little wonder, then, that the latest trend among exclusive concierges is planning family vacations five to 10 years ahead for the Hollywood and Silicon Valley elite.

Is Bentley considering F1?

Bentley CEO Wolfgang Dürheimer has apparently privately changed course about a possible entry into Formula One

US hedge funder rejects National Gallery's £30m offer to buy Pontormo portrait

Brexit pound slump means that Tom Hill would have lost $10m, but he breaks commitment

Mercedes-Benz, Audi or BMW? Which is the Best Among the Three German Luxury Brands?

It was reported that back in 2015, almost half a million units from the three German manufacturers were sold in the UK.

Definition of luxury differs depending on levels of affluence

Out of the top 20 terms used, only “cars” refers to a specific product, with the rest being descriptors such as “unaffordable” and “rich” and “exclusive.”

The world's biggest luxury group, posted record revenue and profits for 2016

When everything is going so well, one must be very vigilant

The most bizarre tax returns expense claims exposed - from Caribbean holidays to designer jeans and even fancy PANTS

These claimants have gone above and beyond a posh coffee and a train ticket - and HMRC has asked anyone tempted not to follow in their footsteps