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As one of the first beauty retailers to institute the use of chatbots, Sephora is continuing its streak with some extra features for its chatbot service aimed toward improving consumer experience both at home and in-store.

About two-thirds of U.S. shoppers say they plan to spend the same amount on gifts this holiday season as they did in 2015, according to a survey conducted by SAS.

NEW YORK – Programmatic video had a big year, but the next stop will see it take a mobile-first focus, said an executive from Google in an ad:tech New York 2016 panel hosted by The Drum.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 7 - Farfetch IPO still years away while heavy investment continues; Lamborghini teams with MIT to foster automotive innovation; La Mer pays tribute to dreamers in motivational holiday animation; Porsche Design Tower creates aromatic ambience with custom fragrance.

Today in luxury marketing - Prada-funded restoration of Vasari’s "Last Supper" unveiled; De Beers tries to counter a growing threat: Man-made diamonds; Capitalizing on Canada’s fashion moment; Ferrari improves FY guidance after Q3 beats forecasts.

Despite the significant shift to mobile, conversions are lower by 63 percent for mobile as compared with desktop shopping.

We are rapidly approaching the most wonderful time of the year again. In preparation, marketers have been gearing up for the holiday shopping season — which comprises as much as 30 percent of retailers’ fiscal-year sales. And this year, the stakes are higher than ever.

Estée Lauder’s Crème de La Mer is showing the near magical reward of perseverance in a festive film.

The Porsche Design-branded high-rise residential building in Miami is creating an individualized ambience with a signature scent.

Online retailer Farfetch sees a public offering as a possibility only after its strong investment period ends, which it anticipates happening as soon as two years from now.

Italian automaker Lamborghini is collaborating with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s MIT-Italy Program to create the super sports car of the future.

When trying to reach an affluent audience, the channels that marketers use to disseminate their message often reach a greater portion of mass consumers than the wealthy, according to a new report by Shullman Research Center.

Register now for the nation's premier conference focused on how the luxury business will rapidly evolve in 2017, calling for a reset to Luxury 2.0. Speaker list, agenda and registration link in article.

British department store chain Harvey Nichols is paying homage to the culture, fashion, food and lifestyle of Italy with a festive campaign that looks beyond traditional holiday themes.

French atelier Christian Dior has recruited seven artists to reinterpret and leave their distinct mark on the Lady Dior top-handle handbag.

NEW YORK – Despite being host to the first session of ad:tech New York 2016's second day Nov. 3, a Good Amplified executive’s audience was not too tired to hear the ways in which brands can leverage social media for good.

Hospitality service provider Crystal is looking to maximize awareness for its expanded portfolio of experiences by running television advertisements surrounding the U.S. presidential election.

The holiday season is in full swing, with festive campaigns that balanced entertainment with emotional appeal.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 4 - Richemont abolishes CEO role amid declining profits; Bulgari opens terminal “temple” to spur product line awareness; Rolls-Royce’s Art Programme fosters creativity at Art Basel Miami Beach; Who What Wear turns 10 with shoppable exhibit powered by Neiman Marcus.

Today in luxury marketing - Concierge beauty becomes more specialized; Lincoln is making real luxury cars again; Brazil prosecutor investigates funds' investment in Trump Hotel Rio; On the hunt for native truffles, a very British luxury.

A recently completed consumer study on the affluent shopper reveals the realities of this rapidly growing segment and implications to retailers.