Counterfeit goods, from handbags to headphones, are popular among aspirational consumers who can’t afford the real thing. But widespread fakes are having a negative impact on brands looking to sell in India. How do Indians perceive counterfeit goods, and why is the domestic market so huge?

Having a sought-after address is no longer enough for India’s super-rich, whose appetite for extravagant homes is set to grow as the nation’s population of billionaires and millionaires expands in the coming years. What are wealthy Indians looking for from their four walls?

As the Indian middle class expands, it's creating a group of people who want fine, luxury, Indian-made products. And it's why Moët Hennessy created a sparkling wine made from Indian grapes. But with spending on foreign luxury increasing, do people really want a 'made in India' tag?

India is now one of the 20 wealthiest countries in the world. As a result, the luxury market has been steadily growing as people start to splash their cash on high-end goods. Now, research suggests that Indians of different ages have contrasting drivers when shopping for luxury.