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  3. New “At Home With Mr. Porter” is social push by menswear retailer to engage the housebound
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  6. Sotheby’s sees spike in digital sales as coronavirus pushes auctions online
  7. Italy, Net-A-Porter, Langham Hotels, Ralph Lauren and Gucci
  8. Ralph Lauren Corp., hit hard by COVID-19 retail lockdowns, to furlough employees, corporate staff starting April 12
  9. Affluent flee to second homes in COVID-19 pandemic: Will house prices and rents go up?
  10. Gucci, targeting the housebound, takes viewers inside the kitchens of Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura
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51pc of world uses social media: report

January 22, 2015

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By Nancy Buckley

There are 7.2 billion individuals in the world and just more than 3 billion of them are active Internet users, according to research conducted by We Are Social.

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