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French apparel and accessories house Louis Vuitton is looking to alter luxury’s relationship with the technology world through an industry-first hackathon.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is looking to recruit new talent for its retail division in the United Kingdom with a multimedia campaign aimed at those currently working both inside and outside the auto industry.

Real estate in New York’s Manhattan borough grew 9.5 percent year-over-year in the third quarter, representing the fastest growth in seven years, according to new data from StreetEasy.

LVMH-owned Champagne house Veuve Clicquot is helping its followers fete the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos through a dedicated hub of its Tumblr.

Through growth in some major markets and contraction in others, global luxury goods surpassed $1 trillion in retail sales value for 2015, according to a new report by Bain & Co.

French fashion house Balmain has staged a subway dance battle to prepare for the Nov. 5 launch of its highly anticipated collection with mass retailer H&M.

LONDON – The luxury industry is in for some big changes as more players from the technology sector enter the space, according to the CEO of Dymant at Luxury Interactive Europe 2015 on Oct. 28.

LONDON – Understanding the consumer and how she interacts with a product across different platforms is crucial to providing services worthy of a luxury brand, according to an executive from Vertu at Luxury Interactive Europe 2015 on Oct. 28.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is looking beyond the millennial market with its “mobile club lounge.”

Key differences have emerged this year between mobile and desktop search marketing regarding user experience, content and technical best practices, according to a new report from Searchmetrics.

For three days, luxury executives gathered in London for Luxury Interactive Europe 2015.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 29 - Lanvin dismissed Alber Elbaz due to directional tensions; Jaguar starts driver safety early with new program; Horseracing sees financial boost from American Pharoah’s success; Chanel casts a beauty spell in October newsletter.

Today in luxury marketing - Olivia Palermo collaborates on collections for Nordstrom's private label Chelsea28; Money well spent? Why fashion companies spend big on lobbying governments; L'Oreal Q3 sales miss forecasts, luxury sales growth slows; Pierre Bergé on luxury, Morocco and Hedi Slimane.

Only half of U.S. marketers say TV will rank among their top five channels for advertising spending in three years’ time, according to a survey by professional services firm Bain & Company.

French atelier Chanel is encouraging superstitious tendencies in the days before Halloween.

Hotel chain Shangri-La is rolling out virtual reality headsets to transport potential guests to properties across its global portfolio.

Interest in horseracing has swelled due to the success of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah, who will vie for the sport's first Grand Slam title on Oct. 31.

As the story develops it has come to light that Alber Elbaz, creative director of Lanvin, was terminated from his position at the house.

British automaker Jaguar is educating young people on safe, responsible driving through lessons held across the United Kingdom.

LONDON – With a Google search just a click away, transparency and reputation are more important than ever, according to the co-founder of Positive Luxury at Luxury Interactive Europe 2015 on Oct. 28.

LONDON – Savile Row tailor Gieves & Hawkes is using digital to broaden its consumer base, according to an executive from the brand at Luxury Interactive Europe 2015 on Oct. 28.