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Visibility in a person’s digital life – even two-way interactions with them – does not necessarily mean you have built this connection.

Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts is showing that its Canadian roots extend worldwide with a charity initiative celebrating one man’s fight to end cancer.

Italian fashion label Valentino is taking consumers to outer space to immerse them in its new collection featuring star, constellation and planetary prints.

British automaker Aston Martin is entering a multi-year partnership with yacht brokerage firm Northrop & Johnson to deliver bespoke services to consumers at shows and cultural events worldwide.

U.S. footwear and accessories label Stuart Weitzman is highlighting its connection to pop music with its first television commercial set to air Aug. 30 during MTV’s Video Music Awards.

Department store chain Bloomingdale’s is pedaling toward a cure for AIDS with an in-store event and partnership with amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research.

Canadian retailer Holt Renfrew is reaching consumers while they fly with the debut of a branded channel on Air Canada’s enRoute Inflight Entertainment.

French fashion house Nina Ricci is sugarcoating its communications for the annual Les Délices de Nina fragrance interpretation.

The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel, CA, is taking a stand for individuals with autism during its annual Holiday Surfboard Action and Surfing Santa Competition.

German automaker Merecedes-Benz is turning its V-Class Marco Polo into a countryside-rambling mobile kitchen for the brand’s new “Meals on Wheels” video series.

As more flash sale applications on mobile see declining sales, their flagging popularity may be attributed to the lack of inspiration for consumers to download another app onto their prime smartphone real estate, and the lack of star power from a larger retail brand.

In 2014, there were 4 billion Internet-enabled devices globally. In the next five years, that number is estimated to soar to 200 billion devices, an average of 26 per person.

French department store Printemps is delivering a vision of elegance through in-store displays.