Economy

Doom Spending: Why does it happen and how can you curb it?

Doom spending may be a coping mechanism to deal with anxieties about personal finances and the wider economic situation but it may be bad for your health.

11 March 2024

Art

Julien De Beaumarchais De Rothschild on putting art on wine labels

Since 1945, the Château Mouton Rothschild wine estate has commissioned an artist ever year to design the label for each new vintage. Euronews Culture spoke with Julien De Beaumarchais De Rothschild to discuss his family's long-standing tradition.

20 February 2024

Business

China slowdown puts brake on luxury car maker Bentley's sales

Slowdown in China puts a dent in sales for luxury car maker Bentley but more and more customers are looking to add individual style to their cars.

19 January 2024

Markets

Riding the fence: Luxury stocks give out mixed signals this year

Euronews Business looks at how luxury stocks such as Hermès and Kering did throughout the year.

28 December 2023

Markets

Novo Nordisk ascent: Will Europe’s biggest company continue to soar?

In the wake of substantial growth, Novo Nordisk's stock price has climbed to near-peak levels, with investors asking whether the stock is now hovering in overvalued territory. Euronews Business takes a closer look at Europe's most valuable company.

5 December 2023

Business

Burberry feeling the spending squeeze as shares slump

British luxury brand Burberry says it probably won't meet its low double-digit revenue growth forecast for the year.

16 November 2023

Lifestyle

Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève: Audemars Piguet wins Aiguille d’Or

The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève award ceremony is the pinnacle of the Swiss watch industry calendar, where the crème de la crème of watchmakers presents their best timepieces.

9 November 2023

Lifestyle

Watch enthusiasts switch gender stereotypes in favour of variety

Despite women owning and wearing watches since the 19th century, it’s still a sector that’s heavily focused on the male market. That, however, is changing.

7 November 2023

Culture news

Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève: Nominees for best timepieces 2023

The Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) awards focus on the impressive art of watchmaking and will take place this coming November.

17 September 2023

Culture news

How luxury watches are driving the secondhand market

A growing number of consumers are buying secondhand luxury goods to save money or make prudent investments. When it comes to luxury watches in particular, time really could be on your side.

14 August 2023

Culture news

Chloé Creative Director Gabriela Hearst to exit French luxury brand

After months of speculation, the Uruguayan-born 46-year-old has confirmed she's leaving the French luxury label after a tenure of just three years.

7 July 2023

Culture news

Can you guess which country spends the most on luxury goods?

In recent years, many countries have seen an increase in spending on luxury items, but one country now stands out as the world's biggest spender on luxury goods per capita...

26 June 2023

Culture news

‘Red Dior’ couturier Slava Zaitsev dies aged 85

Viacheslav “Slava” Zaitsev, the couturier who gained international fame for his Soviet fashion designs infused with vibrant Russian folkloric motifs, has died at the age of 85.

1 May 2023

Destinations

This Mediterranean city is the Paris of the Middle East

From mosques to beer bars, tradition and modernity coexist in Beirut.

25 September 2022

Earth News

Can you imagine paying for food with rubbish? You can in London.

Chocolatier Montezuma's has opened a recycling-focused pop up shop.

13 March 2020

World News

Coronavirus travel slump threatens luxury market in China and Europe

Chinese shoppers have become a key demographic for brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Prada — but coronavirus is reducing travel to their stores.

7 February 2020

Earth News

Cut-price designer shop catering to boom in green fashion

All Good Things has a living wall behind the till to emphasise its sustainability message.

9 December 2019

Earth News

7 eco-friendly gadgets people will actually want for Christmas

Upgrade your coffee game and ensure your phone never runs out of juice.

26 November 2019

Earth News

Is a celebration of singletons just an excuse for more shopping?

Two celebrations of singledom are gaining pace, but they might just be an excuse to sell more stuff.

11 November 2019

Earth News

Secondhand superstore offering Gucci and Moschino opened by Oxfam

This paradise for thrifty shoppers is the charity's biggest shop with racks of pre-loved designer items to comb through.

11 September 2019