The Latest Breaking News from Luxury

Traveling in style doesn’t have to mean emptying your wallet. You don’t need five-star hotels or first-class flights to enjoy luxury. A little planning, smart choices, and a few tricks can make any trip feel high-end without the ridiculous price tag.

At 10 years old, Abdul-Latif Benson Lamidi walked 5 km to school—barefoot. His classroom? An open space under a tree. Books? Scarce. Clean drinking water? A luxury. Yet, today, Abdul-Latif Benson Lamidi is a reservoir engineer reshaping the global energy industry. With two PhDs, over 20 research papers, and innovations…

BMW has been widely criticized for its odd design language, but the Bavarian luxury brand has done some things right. It has pledged to keep its large-displacement engines as long as legally possible while retaining the manual gearbox alive in several M cars and the Z4 M40i roadster. Even though…

The luxury market is thriving, driven by rising disposable income, a booming economy, and high demand from Gen Z and millennial consumers. Thus, around such market dynamics, it could be wise to invest in quality luxury brand stocks PVH Corp. (PVH), Ralph Lauren (RL), and Brilliant Earth Group (BRLT) that…

Lexus occupies an interesting space in the luxury car market. It doesn’t have the same prestige as the German brands, thanks mostly to its Toyota origins. But those same origins make Lexus uniquely appealing to a certain type of buyer, one that prioritizes straightforward functionality and reliability over outright performance…

Thailand’s capital of culture mixes heritage with modernism, such a vibrant city also offers a wide array of hotels that will suit every traveller

Turning Gucci around is crucial to Kering as it “can no longer afford to get it wrong,” an expert told Fortune.

Update: Volvo originally suggested that the Volvo V90 was going out of production globally. But in a second e-mail to Motor1, Volvo has backtracked on its statement, stating the special edition marks the end of the line for the V90 only in The Netherlands. The model continues in other markets.

With luxury brands expanding into furniture, homeware, and even runway seating, the fashion-ification of interiors is impossible to ignore