The overwhelming majority of luxury goods sales are taking place in stores. New data from Euromonitor International reveals that in 2025, physical luxury stores accounted for 81% of personal luxury goods sales, with 52% of high-income shoppers preferring to shop in-store for fashion – up from 36% in 2023. The report found the global luxury market is valued at $1.5 trillion in 2025, and that the category "remains resilient" despite continued macroeconomic challenges “Amidst market uncertainty, the industry is undergoing a profound transformation, shifting from product-centric models to experience-driven engagement,” said Fflur Roberts, global insight manager for luxury goods at Euromonitor International. “Wellness, lifestyle and emotional resonance are emerging as new markers of status, reshaping how brands connect with consumers.”

Aventura Mall, a luxury center near Sunny Isle Beach, halfway between Fort Lauderdale and Miami, has retained its title as the best mall in the United States by USA Today’s 10Best Reader’s Choice Awards. "Being named once again as the Best Mall in America is an incredible honor and a testament to the experiences created every day for our guests, tenants, and community," said Jackie Soffer, the CEO of Turnberry, Aventura Mall’s developer. The up-market retail destination’s tenant list is highlighted by a long line of luxury brands that include Prada, Dior, Hermès, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Cartier.

After the first seven days of FIFA World Cup action, through 24 matches, viewership is now more than double the total for the 2022 event in Qatar. Viewing for the event is now up 116%, averaging 5.7 million average minute viewers on Fox Television Network, FS1 and Tubi, according to Nielsen Big Data + Panel and Adobe Analytics. Through sixteen games so far on Telemundo, Peacock, and Telemundo digital platforms, these matches with Spanish-language commentators have averaged 5.3 million. The highest-rated match so far was Mexico-South Africa, with 10.1 million viewers.