Though profits softened slightly, the Italian automaker posted record sales, surpassing $3 billion for the second consecutive year and delivering more than 10,700 vehicles.

Bringing together case and bracelet manufacturing alongside a dedicated new technologies hub, the complex, which opened on March 19, was developed over three years.

The French jeweler surfaced some 40 rare pieces at the 39th-edition of the premier art and antiques fair.

The hospitality group’s Yachts division is taking its service model to sea for the first time.

The Japanese jeweler and Academy Award winner create a narrative that combines classical and contemporary design.

South Korean model Lee Sung Kyung and South Korean actor Jung Hae-in front the Italian fashion house’s images.

The luxury hospitality brand will introduce 103 private homes in the Nine Elms neighborhood.

The retailer’s Fifth Avenue windows showcase ready-to-wear styles from the Spanish fashion house’s spring/summer 2026 line.

The U.S. beauty group’s nominees hail from major luxury houses, including Bulgari, Shiseido, Ferrari, Campari Group and Sephora.

British singer-songwriter Dua Lipa is now the face of the Swiss coffee company as, four decades in, the brand enters a new creative era.

The project was filmed by the Academy Award-winning director on site at the spirits giant’s main distillery in Jalisco, Mexico.

The German luxury brand is unveiling a refreshed logo, digital content and updated takes on several key designs.

The “Art of Arrival” initiative commissions an emerging talent to produce a work of art that will travel from Hong Kong to Switzerland.

Works from Chinese artist Chen Zuo will head to The St. Regis Hong Kong and Art Basel in Switzerland before touring regional luxury hotels.

The Swiss watchmaker is sponsoring Europe’s longest-running superyacht regatta amid its 30th-anniversary year.

Deputy CEO and beauty and fashion president Jose Manuel Albesa succeeds Marc Puig, who will continue as executive chairman of the Spanish fashion and fragrance business.

Long regarded as the world’s first supercar, the Italian automaker is catching the attention of collectors around the globe with a new exhibition.

Activity in the U.S. and China is expected to stabilize, while hotspots across Southeast Asia and the Middle East continue contributing to its expansion.