The rate of fraudulent transactions in the luxury goods category declined 8.4 percent in 2016, but the industry remains one of the hardest hit, according to a new report from Forter.
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The United States is the preferred destination for affluent Chinese looking for education, immigration and overseas realty opportunities, according to a new report by Hurun.
German automaker Mercedes-Benz is putting a new spin on cliché advice with its “Grow Up” campaign that features five of its vehicles in five different narratives.
Swedish camera manufacturer Hasselblad is showcasing how brands work closely with art happenings to better align themselves with affluent consumers' interest through a new photography experience.
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