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Brands try to cultivate links with fine art

Scheherazade Daneshkhu says many customers are more reluctant to spend on conspicuous items

Endorsements: Labels seek a meaningful relationship

Matthew Garrahan explores the changing relationship between luxury and celebrities

World economy: Engine starts up again but road ahead is bumpy

Martin Wolf talks to two economists about their expectations

Private equity: Buy-out specialists take another look

The chance to pick up assets cheaply is spurring interest, says Martin Arnold

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US M&A: Luxury groups adapt to the post-recession world

Helen Thomas says growth may depend on broadening a brand’s appeal

India: Strong interest but with cultural caveats

Amy Kazmin explores the idiosyncracies of the market in the subcontinent

E-commerce: Innovation brings a touch of class to online shopping

New business models are giving labels an upper hand on the web, says David Gelles

Social media: Tarnish the brand or build an aspirational following?

David Gelles reports on changing attitudes toward the internet

China: New self-confidence fuels demand

Patti Waldmeir reports from Shanghai on the booming demand for luxury in China

Brazil: Rising incomes create an expanding market

The ultra rich are growing in number and strength, says Andrew Downie