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Day’s wrap: Richemont, Emirates, Ferrari and Macy’s

Specially trained Emirates employees will wear a pin bearing a sunflower (the internationally recognized emblem of hidden disabilities) to make themselves visible to passengers with Autism. Image credit: Emirates Specially trained Emirates employees will wear a pin bearing a sunflower (the internationally recognized emblem of hidden disabilities) to make themselves visible to passengers with Autism. Image credit: Emirates

 

Luxury Daily's live news for March 31:

Richemont launches global theft prevention database in fight against luxury jewelry loss
Swiss luxury conglomerate Richemont has created a global digital platform that addresses the growing problem of watch and jewelry theft.


Emirates host cabin crew, ground staff trainings for World Autism Day
Dubai, U.A.E.-based airline Emirates is making efforts to equalize accommodations across the board.


Ferrari supports Italian youth with latest iteration of reforestation project
Italian automaker Ferrari is helping an area of Italy with an unsavory past to turn over a new leaf.


Macy’s CEO announces succession plan after four decades with department store
U.S. retailer Macy’s Inc. is starting anew as longtime company CEO Jeff Gennette transitions into retirement.


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