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Marketers need to tap into Apple’s 3D Touch now while it is still new, as the feature will eventually become a staple for consumers and the possibilities to connect and increase revenue are extensive.

Spanish-language advertisements contribute more to the growth of the automotive sector than English-language ads, according to a new report by the Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 16 - Fortnum & Mason brings holiday cheer to Somerset House; Jaguar eyes business professionals via chauffeur fleet; Bal Harbour Shops gathers high-profile friends for philanthropic event; Moncler awarded $448K under China’s new Trademark Law.

Today in luxury marketing - Japan enters recession in Q3; Giambattista Valli: "I’m the only one who decides"; Luxury jet market value seen slipping for first time since 2009; Louis Vuitton stung by China luxury woes.

Retailers are losing $18 billion annually due to shopping cart abandonment. Research shows two out of three users who add items to their online shopping cart leave without making a purchase. The numbers are even worse on mobile, where conversion rates are 70 percent lower than desktop.

French outerwear label Moncler has been awarded approximately $448,000 in damages in relation to an intellectual property trademark infringement case.

Department store Neiman Marcus Bal Harbour will showcase the spring 2016 collection of Italy’s Brunello Cucinelli as part of a wider fundraising effort in Miami.

In response to the terrorist attacks in Paris on the night of Nov. 13, luxury brands took to social media to show unity in the face of tragedy.

Chauffeur service provider Crawfords of London is now able to drive clients in Jaguars thanks to a partnership with the automaker.

British retailer Fortnum & Mason is heading to Somerset House for its seasonal residency at The Christmas Arcade.

Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue is continuing its all-inclusive holiday marketing effort with a digital hub ripe with interaction.

Family disputes are the largest hurdle for achieving financial goals, but communication can make things easier, according to a new report by SEI Private Wealth Management and Scorpio Partnership.

Stationery brand Bond is aiming to preserve the art of handwritten letters for affluents pressed for time with the introduction of a subscription mobile application.

French conglomerate Kering is creating a conversation before December’s Sustainable Innovation Forum 2015 through a Twitter talk on environmental issues.

Private aviator XOJet is showing how it gives "power to the passenger" through its latest marketing campaign.

Cooking appliance brand Wolf is empowering consumers to “reclaim the kitchen” with a series of videos.

Facebook's attempt to partner more closely with media firms encountered a speed bump after disparities were revealed between ad revenue on the platform and publishers' own sites, forcing the social media giant to search for new innovations.

Personal touches celebrating a brand’s heritage or a consumer’s individuality are common throughout modern luxury.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 13 - Armani takes culinary journey around the world to give taste of brand; Peninsula Academy’s exclusive experiences arrive in Paris; Maserati pairs with Liberty for elevated shopping experience; Fondation Louis Vuitton gathers artists for charity campaign.

Today in luxury marketing - US market a letdown for Europe’s luxury brands; Farfetch tries to reach a little further; With a hush, an American Lexus plant goes to work; The art market: New York bellwether sales.

If your Web site cannot keep up with the high demand, you will risk losing valuable traffic when it matters most this season.