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French leather goods maker Hermès is introducing consumers to its universe of menswear through “a man, a list, a twist.”

French fashion house Chanel is popping up in New York during fashion week to fete the launch of its new Boy.Friend watch.

British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is rolling into the next generation with its all-new Dawn convertible model.

International auction house Sotheby’s is partnering with Web-based art platform Artsy to create an online-only marketplace for contemporary art.

British automaker Land Rover is providing some of its consumers with a decorative flourish in the form of a smartwatch application.

Google’s recent announcement that mobile and Web sites containing pop-ads will soon be penalized for enticing users to download their applications poses a significant threat to many marketers, unless they can find a different way to drive conversions.

For people involved in the mobile advertising industry, there is one burning question that has been an elephant in the room for the last few years: When will ad dollars begin to catch up with consumer behavior?

British jeweler Boodles is hosting its biennial Boxing Ball Saturday, Sept. 12 to raise money for cancer research through amateur bouts between society personalities.

U.S. fashion label Ralph Lauren is taking its fashion show across the pond through a collaboration with live-streaming application Periscope.

British automaker Aston Martin is commemorating its role in the James Bond film franchise over the last 50 years with a new limited-edition model tied to the release of “Spectre.”

German fashion label Hugo Boss is being fined $1.8 million for health and safety violations that led to the death of a child in one of its stores in Britain in 2013.

U.S. jeweler Tiffany & Co. is ushering in a new beginning with the reveal of three revamped collections.

Facebook is rolling out a new mobile advertisement format designed to give advertisers the opportunity to create an entirely branded experiential destination within the social media network’s environment.

Prada-owned Miu Miu is exploring the mystical powers clothing holds through its latest Women’s Tales commissioned film.

A new trend is emerging for New York Fashion Week, with ready-to-wear brands streaming their runway apparel through social media and mobile platforms while also including commerce options, bridging the gap between sales and the catwalk and diminishing the exclusivity of the event.