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U.S. electric automaker Tesla Motors is partnering with independent hotel operator Destination Hotels to make it easy for its drivers to find a place to stay.

NEW YORK – An executive from AKQA at Mobile Marketer's Mobile FirstLook: Strategy 2016 offered a new perspective on building a mobile strategy, claiming that although many are concerned about the significant costs involved, the ability to provide new digital services helps trim expenses elsewhere.

Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 25 - Harry Winston examines multifaceted founder in Geneva retrospective; Tod’s bands together international influencers to introduce Leo Clamp; St. Regis plans fifth UAE opening for Palm Jumeirah island; Audi pits Q7 against Yeti to show “legendary” capabilities.

Today in luxury marketing - Chanel thieves smash into Brompton Road London store with a car; Bulgari targets Chinese shoppers with mainland boutiques; Berluti livens up its leather — with a little help from a tattoo artist; Luxury watch brands downbeat over outlook.

When it comes to online commerce, the point at which money changes hands has often been the moment a sale falls apart. What was a carefully crafted brand experience becomes off-putting and complicated. There are confusing redirects, forms that clash with the rest of the design, and a lot of sensitive data that needs to be entered.

Italian fashion label Tod’s is bringing together a diverse group of talents for a personality-driven launch of its new driving shoe.

Jeweler Harry Winston is reflecting on its 80-year history through an exhibit at the Cité du Temps in Geneva.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts has inked a deal with Dubai, United Arab Emirates developer Nakheel to open a St. Regis hotel within its mixed-use building The Palm Tower.

Audi of America is proving its quattro all-wheel drive technology is worthy of folklore in a new spot for its Q7 sport utility vehicle.

Swiss conglomerate Richemont now has 100 percent ownership of watchmaker Roger Dubuis, after buying out the 40 percent of shares it did not already own.

It is no secret that hotels have had their Web-based business swiped from under their noses by the likes of Priceline, owner of Kayak and Booking.com. Now the preferred destination for hotel visitors online despite not owning any property or producing anything, Priceline has a bigger market value than the top 15 hotel groups combined.

Department store chain Lane Crawford is taking a decidedly contemporary approach to mark the Chinese New Year, inviting its customers to adopt “New Traditions.”

Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva provides a platform for watchmakers to showcase their latest innovations and designs, but a number of participating exhibitors looked at this year’s show as an opportunity to reinforce heritage.

Italian fashion label Trussardi is immersing consumers in the ambiance surrounding its fall/winter 2016 menswear presentation through a dedicated Tumblr account.

LVMH-owned watchmaker Tag Heuer is continuing focus on its connected timepiece through a partnership with German football league Bundesliga.

In a reflection of augmented reality's growing role in beauty, LVMH's Sephora is bringing the technology to a wide audience via a new application feature that enables users to virtually try on different lip shades.

The Ritz-Carlton and Four Seasons are the most preferred hotel brands among earners in the 95th and 99th percentiles of United States households, according to a new report from Resonance.

British automaker Aston Martin is giving consumers one last chance to feel like James Bond.

Independent hotel network Small Luxury Hotels of the World is capitalizing on the sector’s mobile boom with a new application.

As luxury loosens the reigns on design, customization has become an intrinsic aspect of many brands' positioning.

Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 22 - LVMH preserves, transmits luxury craftsmanship in new ESSEC chair; Jaguar Land Rover’s annual output increases by 70pc since 2009; Worth New York sees stylistic shift in private shopping model; Yoox gets “dolled up” for Condé Nast children’s charity.