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☆ Tiffany is coming out with a Pokémon ball. One big question: How much will it cost?
  + stars: | 2023-11-13 | by ( Jordan Hart | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
Wealthy Pokémon fans can splurge on a gold Pikachu necklace in an iconic Tiffany blue Poké Ball. AdvertisementAdvertisementThe collection includes an 18-karat yellow gold Pikachu necklace accented with diamonds, and five other Pokémon featured in different jewelry styles. The yellow gold Pikachu necklace is the only piece sold in the Tiffany Blue Poké Ball case. Tiffany & CoIf you want the Tiffany blue Poké Ball, you'll have to shell out for the golden Pikachu rather than the sterling silver options. YouTuber-turned-wrestler Logan Paul may be the ideal customer for Tiffany's Pokémon launch.
Persons: Tiffany, —, millennials, Gen, Daniel Arsham, Pokémon, they've, Arsham, Tiffany's, Logan Paul, Paul Organizations: Service, MediaNews, Orange, Getty, Nike Locations: Japan, Tokyo
☆ These 6 handbags are 'actually worth the investment,' says shopping expert: Chanel, Louis Vuitton, limited drops
  + stars: | 2022-12-30 | by ( Charles Gorra | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +4 min
As the founder of Rebag, a designer handbag resale site, I've kept a close eye on the resale value of sought-after luxury goods. That's well above other major designer names — like Chanel, for example, which boasts an average value retention of 87%. Birkins have an average value retention of 96%, while the Kelly averages 108%. For example, the Nigo Keepall Bandoulière bag has a 119% average value retention, while the Louis Vuitton x NBA Ball in Basket Bag has a 147% average value retention. Up 12 percentage points from 2021, the brand's average value retention is 87%, although several bags exceed 100%.
☆ The metaverse: How it became real estate's new frontier
  + stars: | 2022-09-23 | by ( Thomas Page | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +12 min
The metaverse – a growing number of immersive virtual online worlds where users live and play – has become a hotbed of real estate speculation. Look beyond the numbers, however, and you’ll find whole professions being shaken up, from architects and designers to developers and real estate agents. But could real estate in the metaverse ever become as reliable an investment as bricks and mortar? “It’s hard to know if the real estate inside (metaverses) is going to be stable … Least of all us, and we’re deeply in it,” said Yorio. “It’s very possible that real estate in the metaverse is a stable investment in the future,” said Robson, of analytics company WetMeta, in an email.
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