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Anticipate a continued influx of retailers launching their own mobile payment options and clamoring to take a stake in a potentially huge mobile payments market.

Italian fashion house Emilio Pucci is vying for visibility with a new shop-in-shop at Paris department store Galeries Lafayette.

British automaker McLaren has announced a $1.3 billion investment into research and development over the next six years.

Condé Nast’s W magazine is hosting a casting call competition to source the next up-and-coming fashion photographer.

The Fairmont-managed Plaza Hotel in New York is offering guests an opportunity to wear a piece of the property’s history.

A combination of increased demand for high-end brands and low-cost tourism is expected to drive the global duty-free retail market until 2019, according to a new report by Technavio.

The old paradigm of malls and major brands comprising the market are under siege by channels and service models that cater to a new generation of fashion customer.

Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet is delving into the stories and facts behind leap day, a day that breaks the rules.

Department store chain Lane Crawford is searching for the next big thing through an open audition process.

The luxury industry is currently at an intersection of innovation and tradition, causing challenges and opportunities to present themselves.

St. Regis Hotels & Resorts and French silversmith Christofle are giving their upscale clientele a chance to elevate even further in class – to the level of Napoleon.

Falling real estate prices in the United Arab Emirates' city of Dubai may continue through 2016 and into 2017, according to a new report by Core Savills.

The launch of Facebook's Canvas ad platform opens up a wealth of new capabilities for marketers, but the winners will need to share interactive, innovative ads that tap consumer insights.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 29 - Peninsula documents attention to detail in behind-the-scenes film; The RealReal prioritizes personal connection with LA office opening; Farrow & Ball brings colors to life with lighthearted farm tale; Bonhams puts vintage car passion on display with event sponsorship.

Today in luxury marketing - Inside the Oscars dressing game; Vogue nabs the most ad pages in March for fashion magazines; New York penthouse gets sliced in two as luxury market falters; EPA requests information from Mercedes-Benz over emission levels.

Auction house Bonhams is returning as the title sponsor of the Royal Automobile Club’s annual run of vintage automobiles from London to the British seaside.

Online consignment marketplace The RealReal is expanding its bricks-and-mortar footprint with the opening of its second valuation office in Los Angeles on March 1.

British wall covering maker Farrow & Ball is introducing some of its newest paint colors through a whimsical farmyard tale.

The Peninsula Beverly Hills, CA is opening the curtain on its preparations for awards season, when the Hollywood-adjacent property hosts an influx of celebrity VIPs.

Multi-brand retailers lead the luxury ecommerce market, representing four of the top five vendors in the space, according to a new report by Technavio.

Online retailer Net-A-Porter is dressing from the feet up in a social video meant to support its spring/summer 2016 footwear offerings.