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Today in luxury marketing - China bets on duty-free paradise to keep luxury spenders at home; Carlo Beretta on operation "$2B Bottega Veneta"; Yacht support vessels sporting helicopters, subs, sports cars and security are the ultimate luxury; Jaguar sees salvation in F-Pace.

All employers, and particularly those in the media and advertising industries, given the long hours typically associated working in these industries, will be faced with making decisions about how they pay and monitor the time worked of their employees.

Swatch Group’s Glashütte Original is looking back on 130 years of watchmaking through a marine-themed exhibit at the Glashütte German Watch Museum.

Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue has unveiled plans to open its third Canadian store in Calgary, Alberta in January 2018.

Italian footwear label Sergio Rossi’s design director Angelo Ruggeri is leaving the company after three years.

French couture label Dior is leveraging Bella Hadid’s Instagram fame for the announcement of the model as its latest beauty ambassador and face.

LVMH-owned Loro Piana has appointed Fabio d’Angelantonio its new CEO.

Women may drive the luxury industry, but men are more frequent purchasers in numerous sectors, according to new research from The Shullman Research Center.

Italian fashion house Gucci is putting creative control in the hands of consumers with the launch of a DIY program, launching first at its Milan boutique.

British apparel and accessories label Mulberry is gathering a diverse cast of women for a digital campaign surrounding its newly remodeled Bayswater handbag.

Auction house Bonhams is prompting consumers to find the true value of their jewelry in a month-long valuation initiative.

Price growth in New York’s luxury homes is continuing to flat line, according to StreetEasy’s April report.

While mobile location data is accurate up to 30 meters on average, a new report from PlaceIQ suggests there are significant variations in accuracy depending upon a number of factors, potentially impacting marketers' programs.

Brands prepared for the future by reaching out to younger generations.

Luxury Daily's live news from May 27 - Selfridges’ CSR efforts recognized by retail peers for inaugural award; Swiss-made Frederique Constant purchased by Citizen Watch; Johnnie Walker brings airport retail concept to Europe; Chanel, Kiera Knightley get into character for second Beauty Talks.

Today in luxury marketing - Counterfeit beauty products are on the rise, according to ICE; Tiffany's "old-world luxury" fails to charm millennials; Women pilots say Breitling watch company behind the times; Alberta Ferretti joins couture schedule.

The time for adoption of item-level RFID (radio-frequency identification) is finally here.

French atelier Chanel sat down with brand ambassador Keira Knightley for the second installment of its Beauty Talks series, transforming the actress into a “modern vamp.”

French home furnishings maker Roche Bobois is demonstrating how street art and interior design can work together in a Brussels exhibition.

Scotch whisky-maker Johnnie Walker has opened the first European location of Johnnie Walker House, a network of airport and standalone lounges.

Swiss watchmaker Frederique Constant has been acquired by Japan’s Citizen Watch Co. for an undisclosed sum.