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British leather goods maker Smythson is going personal with a new campaign that reminds consumers of its bespoke customization offers.

British retailer Fortnum & Mason is taking a look inside consumers’ picnic baskets through a social effort promoting its hamper selection.

With 2.2 million Chinese consumers traveling to the United States, 1.4 million of whom are on return trips, a new publication aims to secure the interest of this coveted consumer group.

Chinese department store chain Lane Crawford is updating the retail experience with an expansive new flagship concept at IFC Mall in Hong Kong.

Several platforms turned significantly bolder in their efforts to showcase brands last week – quite possibly risking alienating consumers along the way – but, it was Google’s push into the beacon space that will likely have the bigger short-term impact for mobile-savvy marketers.

Here are three fundamental steps that brands need to take to build long-term relationships with their customers using the mobile app.

Italian fashion house Fendi is showing its lighthearted side with a fall/winter campaign that pairs models with artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s geometric sculptures.

Waldorf Astoria is paying homage to its namesake Waldorf Salad with a recipe contest in partnership with the California Walnut Commission, which represents the leading growers of one of the dish’s key ingredients.

Swiss watchmaker Hublot is reaching new heights with a boutique at the base camp Zermatt located at the foot of the Matterhorn.

Italian fashion label Versace is giving Londoners a more immersive experience of the brand through a placement in the luxury housing development AYKON Nine Elms.

French fashion house Balenciaga is collaborating with soulful singer Sam Smith on its fall/winter 2015 menswear campaign.

The Peninsula Hotels is celebrating its recently released new mobile experience by offering consumers exclusive discounts when they book reservations on their mobile phones or tablets.

Hotels are leaving guests with less to complain about, leading to the highest all-time levels of consumer satisfaction, according to new research from J.D. Power.

Mercedes-Benz and Richard Mille were among the luxury brands showing off their “dream machines” in the July issue of Robb Report magazine.

The United States, Canada and Britain are now mobile first – and increasingly mobile only - in terms of digital consumer behavior, but not all content is keeping up, according to a new report from comScore.