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American-Made Luxury: Porsche, Audi US Expansion Rumors
Porsche and Audi may bring some of their production to the United States. This would be a boost for the VW Group and a nod to ...
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Luxury Brands: Innovation Is No Luxury, But A Necessity
Yet the world is changing, faster than ever, and what made luxury brands great then isn’t necessarily going to make them great in the future. In the American culture, the world’s largest ...
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15 Car Brands With the Highest Lifetime Dependability
Porsche blends luxury, performance, and dependability. The 911, a sports car icon, showcases German precision engineering ...
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Luxury Brands Are In Danger Of Losing American Millennials: How To Get Them Back
What luxury brands are selling may not be what millennials ... friends play in their luxury leanings, especially among American millennials. When asked which of these three choices have the ...
Luxury brands look to US consumers to drive recovery
LVMH, the €350bn industry bellwether that owns brands including Dior and Louis Vuitton, is the luxury company with the biggest exposure to the better-performing US market, according to HSBC.
Loud luxury and logo-mania need a big revival and quiet luxury needs to die if brands want to keep making money, BofA analysts say
Bank of America analysts said quiet luxury has fueled dupes and led to more competitors joining the industry.
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Investing in Luxury Stocks
Luxury stocks like RH, Ferrari, and LVMH have historically outperformed the S&P 500 due to their strong brands and high margins. Investors should focus on luxury stocks with high operating margins ...