
Demand for Swiss watches rose in November from the previous month and data pointed to an end to the sharpest drop in appetite from buyers abroad in some 20 years.
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Demand for Swiss watches rose in November from the previous month and data pointed to an end to the sharpest drop in appetite from buyers abroad in some 20 years.
Indians, the world's biggest buyers of gold, are increasingly opting for branded jewellery, attracting franchisers and foreign groups like Cartier at the expense of traditional retailers.
A return to lavish bonuses for Wall Street's top earners could be just the tonic that the Swiss watch industry needs this Christmas after months of austerity depressed sales.
Italian jeweller Damiani has seen the first signs of recovery in demand and is confident looking ahead to the Christmas period, its chief executive said in a statement as the group reported a jump in interim profits.
Cartier, maker of fine jewelry and watches for the wealthy, has expanded its range of more affordable products ahead of Christmas, meaning more than just a select few may find its red boxes in their stockings this year.
Shares in Richemont, the world's second largest luxury goods group, surged after a series of brokers raised their price targets and upgraded their ratings for the group after a strong set of first-half results.
A treasure trove of spoils from Wall Street swindler Bernard Madoff and his wife raked in nearly a million dollars in an auction to help pay back some of his victims.
Richemont Executive Chairman Johann Rupert is taking on the chief executive job at the luxury group, tightening his grip as sales suggested the watch industry could be set for recovery.
France's creme de la creme luxury firms, hit by a drop in sales on traditional markets, launched a China charm offensive, with a 3D website that gives a peek at the best France has to offer.
While the rest of the world struggles to bounce back from the global financial crisis, China's billionaires are living large, snapping up luxury products at a breathtaking pace.