Managers of Wealth

The World's Fastest Luxury Ship Gets Second Life

It was made larger than the Titanic with more spacious guest rooms and scenic views, but that’s not the only way it outshined the Titanic.

'Year Of The Monkey' Marketing Flops: How Luxury Brands Got It Wrong

But their efforts to please the world’s top buyers of luxury goods got more laughs than ‘likes’ on local social media platforms.

Classic Cars Race Off As Best Alternative Investments

Luxury brands are not the only shiny must-haves that beckon the very rich.

Inside Wealth: Revaluing Family Treasures for the Taxman

For tax purposes, some members of the family initially valued its stable of over a dozen Ferraris at around 70 million euros

What makes a car worth $10 million?

Numerous factors play into determining a vintage car's worth.

Rare Omega watches up for sale at Christie’s

Omegas have always oozed ‘cool’, whether on the wrist of a secret agent or an astronaut – and a rare example represents prime dinner party conversation fodder, even if your guests are nowhere near as interesting.

Luxury Car Firm Shuns Driverless Vehicles

Porsche boss Oliver Blume says he believes drivers want to remain in control at the wheel of luxury cars.

If you can’t quite stretch to a new Bentley, how about its bespoke picnic hamper - which costs more than a family car

For super-wealthy owners with deep pockets, the British luxury car-maker has created a sumptuous hamper set costing £22,000 that fits snugly into the boot of its awesome new 187mph 4X4 and promises a right royal feast.

A Jet To Match My Handbag: Bombardier's Craziest Demands For Luxury Private Planes

The customer experience centre at the company’s Montreal manufacturing base contains samples of 10,000 different carpet, leather seat, wood veneer and interior colour options

Porsche CEO: Don't Expect to See a Self-Driving Porsche Any Time Soon

An iPhone belongs in your pocket, not on the road

The New Age of Branding: It is all About the Experience

Understanding the world we live in and more importantly, the way in which both the individual and collective consumer feels a part of it is at the core of both the branding solution and conundrum.

What do soccer, rugby and sailing have in common?

Only the winners have the right to embrace these iconic trophies, at the end of a fierce competition.

Swiss Watches Take a Licking

The industry is lowering prices and looking to new markets.

With Growing Investments, China's Influence In Autos Is Expanding

For the first time on a mass scale, a car built in China will be on sale in the United States — the Buick Envision.

Montblanc Engages New Audience With Marc Newson Designed Pens

The M pens have a sleeker design than the typical Montblanc writing instrument.

Pushing the boat out! Holly Valance's billionaire husband treats her to a £26 million luxury yacht

But there was one small problem for the Australian beauty -- she suffered from seasickness.

Whisky firm invests with an eye on future growth markets

An additional 20,000 casks were filled and stored in these new warehouses, which IHD said allowed it to operate more efficiently.

Luxury safari treehouse comes to London's South Bank

Virgin Holidays opens Thames-side South African lodge, available for overnight stays with a private chef to hand

Richemont acquires remaining interest in Roger Dubuis

Richemont has had a controlling interest in the brand for almost eight years

Mercedes-Benz Opts Out Of $10 Million Super Bowl 50 Spot

A 30-second ad costs about $5 million, while a 60-second advertisement can run for as much as $10 million.