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I have always said the Apple SDK for its App Store is the best marketing investment the company has ever made outside of the legal dollars it spent on patent grandstanding.

Media conglomerate Condé Nast is bringing its educational ventures to Shanghai with the opening on its Center of Fashion & Design.

Hotelier Shangri-La is celebrating its Asian heritage at its property at The Shard in London through the placement of a one-off Christmas tree decorated by Shanghai Tang.

LVMH-owned luxury travel retailer DFS Group has teamed with Make-A-Wish International to grant children’s wishes this holiday season.

Italian jeweler Repossi has announced that luxury conglomerate Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy will take a minority stake in its brand.

Alongside promotions for its apparel, accessories and N°5 fragrance, French fashion house Chanel is bolstering its fine wine business.

Germany’s Montblanc is asking its enthusiasts to take a moment to put a smile on the faces of others through acts of kindness this holiday season.

Thanks to a cultural fixation on celebrity, it seems that partnerships between brands and influencers will never go out of style.

Swiss watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen is taking consumers into the driver’s seat with a live Periscope chat with brand ambassador Lewis Hamilton.

The Peninsula Hotels is offering its patrons the “Golden Ticket” to holiday cheer.

The Oxford Dictionary has named an emoji as the official word of the year, revealing a major shift in consumer behavior towards mobile and visual communication, which is likely to incite more marketers to incorporate imagery in their messaging.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Nov. 25 - Zegna celebrates family togetherness with multi-generational gift guide; Fairmont boosts cocktail culture through collective expertise; Gucci prints spur consumer artistic interpretation in Instagram series; Jaguar Land Rover invests $680M to expand UK plant.

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Luxury Daily is inviting nominations for the most prestigious luxury awards handed out annually: Luxury Marketer of the Year, Luxury Retailer of the Year, Luxury Agency of the Year, Luxury Publisher of the Year and Luxury Researcher of the Year.

United States retail sales in the months of November and December are forecasted to increase 5.7 percent year over year, reaching $885.7 billion. That is an increase from the 3.2 percent growth rate predicted earlier this year, and the highest since the 6.3 percent rise in 2011.

British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is showing its long-term dedication towards its home country by doubling the size of its Engine Manufacturing Centre.

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts is celebrating the art of mixology in its properties through a new global cocktail menu created with the help of expert bartenders.

Italian fashion label Gucci is speaking to the now immediate availability of art with an Instagram series that turns textiles into creative pieces.

Italian apparel and accessories label Ermenegildo Zegna is promoting family values of style with a holiday gifting campaign centered on a sartorial reunion.

With Black Friday fever in the air, it can be tempting for luxury brands to try to capitalize on the rush of traffic to retail stores post-Thanksgiving.

Italian jeweler Bulgari is bringing consumers home for the holidays through an interactive feature that explores #RomanTreasures.