Addressing a counterfeit luxury market estimated at $450 billion, the company’s latest partnership targets one of resale’s most exposed points, letting operators verify designer goods at the moment of lending.
The maison is presenting all 16 métiers, from silk and leather goods to an improved home selection, plus a new private lounge, at its refurbished store in Southern California.
The Italian automaker’s first spatial computing app lets users explore the Temerario, Revuelto and both Urus SE models at scale and hear each engine in Spatial Audio.
Effective Sept. 1, Romain Spitzer, former president of the fragrance group at French luxury conglomerate LVMH, will take over at the Italian fashion house.
Abderrahim Fakir died after police officers pinned him to the ground. His death has evolved into a broader standoff over the treatment and role of immigrants in Italy.
Firefighters have contained vast wildfires in both countries, but winds are high and temperatures rising. Spain’s prime minister said the next 12 hours would be “decisive.”
The continent is experiencing some of its biggest fires and highest temperatures ever. Residents are fleeing, leaders are struggling to respond and “it will get worse,” one climate expert said.
The case against Pavel Durov reflected an ongoing fight over one of the world’s most popular messaging and media apps, which is widely used in the country.
Faced with massive blazes, firefighters in both countries are using a brief window of opportunity to bring the flames under control before temperatures spike.
President Trump meets his Ukrainian counterpart in Washington this week. President Volodymyr Zelensky also attended the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham.
The visits by the leaders of Israel and Ukraine underscored just how deeply President Trump was enmeshed in conflicts he had promised — and failed — to end quickly.
One of the largest fires in modern French history is raging near the vineyards of Bordeaux. That is just the latest problem for France’s embattled wine industry.
The new prime minister, Andy Burnham, faulted Margaret Thatcher’s privatization in the 1980s. He wants an alternative economic model, especially to run utilities.
The Royal Shakespeare Company called off five preview performances of the epic four-hour production last week, including one just hours before its scheduled curtain.