He gives details about how fake luxury goods are trafficked into the United States and distributed to consumers, tells us how the counterfeit industry has evolved with the rise of a new generation ...

As anyone who has walked the length of New York’s Canal Street will know, fake “luxury” goods abound. Vendors have more or less convincing versions of Louis Vuitton and Prada bags ...

Osmo is one of many tech start-ups aimed at uncovering advanced methods of counterfeit detection, but it’s unique in its ...

The owner of a jewelry shop in Lauderhill is facing charges after police seized more than $1.6 million worth of counterfeit luxury goods from her store, officials said. Ok Yon So, 71, was arrested ...

He speaks with BI about how counterfeits are made in factories overseas. He details how fake luxury goods are trafficked into the United States and distributed to consumers and how the counterfeit ...

"We strongly advise people not to buy any luxury goods on eBay." Ruth adds: "Apart from losing hard-earned money buying worthless items, there are serious safety issues with fake products for sale ...

That’s an increase of 0.8 percent year-over-year. Social media has contributed to the proliferation of counterfeit luxury ...

If accepted into the scheme, Temu would join various other e-commerce platforms including Amazon, eBay, Facebook Marketplace, ...

Following the significant disruption of the last year or so, luxury goods retailers are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel as sales begin to climb once more. In recent months, the ...