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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 06: Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten attends A Taste of Asia in NYC at Madison Square Park on October 06, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Jared Siskin/Getty Images for Madison Square Park Conservancy)
Success
Most restaurants don’t make it. Here’s how Jean-Georges restaurants have survived the test of time—and even a pandemic
By Jane ThierDecember 29, 2024
De Beers is sitting on a $2 billion pile of diamonds as demand slumps — ‘It’s been a bad year’
Retail
De Beers is sitting on a $2 billion pile of diamonds as demand slumps — ‘It’s been a bad year’
By Jason MaDecember 28, 2024
‘People don’t want to smell like others anymore’—this largely unknown perfume brand doesn’t advertise, but its sales have still risen 50%
Retail
‘People don’t want to smell like others anymore’—this largely unknown perfume brand doesn’t advertise, but its sales have still risen 50%
By Katell Prigent and AFPDecember 23, 2024
Shoppers at New Bond Street in London, U.K.
Retail
Luxury brands embrace cryptocurrency as Bitcoin surges from Trump’s election
By Prarthana PrakashDecember 18, 2024
Champlain Towers building collapse
Lifestyle
Dozens of Florida high-rise luxury hotels and condos are sinking unexpectedly, and experts are surprised as half are brand new buildings
By The Associated PressDecember 17, 2024
Nuclear bunker sales are booming even though experts warn they won’t provide protection
Lifestyle
Nuclear bunker sales are booming even though experts warn they won’t provide protection
By Martha Mendoza and The Associated PressDecember 17, 2024
Two women walk through Berlin, one carrying a Birkin bag
Success
Hermès dynasty heir insists $10,000 bags aren’t expensive
By Eleanor PringleDecember 17, 2024
Wooing the luxury consumer
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Wooing the luxury consumer
By Diane BradyDecember 16, 2024
Fashion designer Matthieu Blazy
Success
Chanel appoints Matthieu Blazy to fashion’s most coveted position
By AFPDecember 12, 2024
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault.
Success
Bernard Arnault turned a one-franc deal in 1984 into a €319 billion luxury empire. Now, memories of the controversial 40-year-old deal are resurfacing
By Prarthana PrakashDecember 11, 2024
Pickleball is so last year. An ‘endless’ surf pool is the standout feature at this private club where units start at $2.5M
Personal Finance
Pickleball is so last year. An ‘endless’ surf pool is the standout feature at this private club where units start at $2.5M
By Alicia AdamczykDecember 4, 2024
Tapestry’s CEO harnesses an ‘insatiable curiosity’ about customers to sell luxury brands
Leadership
Tapestry’s CEO harnesses an ‘insatiable curiosity’ about customers to sell luxury brands
By Fortune EditorsDecember 4, 2024
Kick off this festive season with Fortune’s ultimate luxury gift guide
Magazine
Kick off this festive season with Fortune’s ultimate luxury gift guide
By Alex Wood Morton, Aslesha Mehta and Fortune EditorsNovember 30, 2024
An exterior shot of the SH Diana cruise ship traversing Antarctica.
Lifestyle
Luxury cruise line passengers set for Antarctica have gone on a hunger strike over engine failure
By Ryan HoggNovember 29, 2024
Bernard Arnault
Success
LVMH’s Bernard Arnault got a letter from 93-year-old Warren Buffett saying he was making a mistake by upping his retirement age to only 80
By Prarthana PrakashNovember 26, 2024
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