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Imagine a scenario in which COVID-19 was going to make a more leveled playing field for autonomous brands.

The aftermath from the coronavirus emergency will burden LVMH's income for quite a while yet, however there were a few indications of recuperation this month, as reported by the executives of the luxury conglomerate giant on Tuesday.

Real Estate company Property Markets Group, which has made its imprint generally by building luxury properties, has begun a moderately priced housing division — with its sights set on the Tampa Bay zone.

The new Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 is formed by a joint venture between Automobili Lamborghini and yacht organization The Italian Sea Group.

The British luxury retailer plans to lay-off of nearly 700 workers after being hit hard by the pandemic crisis.

French luxury group Kering set to establish testing labs in Tuscany.

BMW brings in an innovation of considering iPhone as fully digital car key

Snap Inc., maker of the Snapchat platform, has unveiled their new augmented reality shoe try-ons in June. Snap Inc. announced their new campaign using ‘Shoppable AR’ technology in its 2020 Snap Partner Summit.

Belmond Reopens inns in Italy and grandstands the nation's magnificence in short film by Francesco Carrozzini.

UK-based Mulberry to cut 25% of workforce

Bombardier enters long range Global 5500 Business Jet

Gucci climbs handbag costs to control coronavirus hit

LVMH spotlights 10 years of help for groups at Robert-Debré Hospital in Paris, one of the world's driving places for examination and treatment of the sickness.

Is Swiss watch industry facing the worst ever crisis?

Louis Vuitton to open first standalone store for men on July 6

Luxury brands facing challenges to confront racist attitudes