NEW YORK – Millennial women use technology to be more productive in their everyday lives, adopting the latest Web sites and applications early on and quickly adapting to changing methods of communication, according to research from Refinery29.
The convergence of digital and physical retailing, rather than a zero-sum game between channels, is shaping up to be the future, according to a new report by TimeTrade.
The Chinese market is complex and ever-evolving, requiring international luxury brands to practice patience and due diligence if they want to enter and remain successful in this environment, according to a report by CR Retail.
Private jet charter company XOJet has become the official private aviation partner for the Golden State Warriors as the California team competes for the National Basketball League championship title.
Offering the ability for consumers to seamlessly travel from one device to another is essential for media brands to stay afloat in the mobile era, according to a new report from PwC.
French couture house Christian Dior’s museum is celebrating the place its eponymous founder’s New Look has in fashion history with a dedicated exhibit.
Luxury outlet chain Value Retail is launching a partnership with China Eastern, one of the largest airlines in Mainland China, giving its fliers privileges in return for promotion of its shopping centers.
Private aviation company Wheels Up is sponsoring Triple Crown hopeful American Pharaoh as he runs in the Belmont Stakes on June 6, highlighting shared values of speed.
NEW YORK – Fifteen years from now, the luxury industry’s current retail models will no longer work as consumer expectations will have radically evolved.
More than 50 percent of consumers believe that three out of four targeted sales are irrelevant, and therefore a nuisance, according to a report by Boxever.
Family-owned Italian apparel and accessories label Max Mara is supporting the efforts of the children's neuropsychiatry department at the public hospital in Reggio Emilia with an exhibit showcasing the creativity of the young patients.
When the world’s emerging wealthy population is looking for financial advice, they are preferential toward relationship managers over product specialists, according to a new report by SEI.