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Publishing conglomerate Condé Nast is Luxury Daily’s 2014 Luxury Publisher of the Year for its move toward industry transparency and its evolution beyond traditional print in the luxury publishing sector.

In the days and weeks after the holidays, retailers will be swamped with returns, often considered a negative aspect of the shopping season.

The average sales price for condominiums and co-ops in New York in 2014 is $1.8 million, according to CityRealty’s year-end report.

With mobile payment capabilities expected to become mainstream in 2015, competition is growing in the space with Worldpay, a global provider of payments technology and services, and its recent announcement to acquire SecureNet Payment Systems.

Across industries digital touchpoints have reevaluated how products are marketed and even though challenges have been presented, the fragrance sector has benefited from these advancements.

The Ritz-Carlton Chengdu is creating an exclusive experience for guests in The Ritz-Carlton Club.

British department store Fortnum & Mason is offering consumers some relief on Boxing Day with its Lodge.

German automaker BMW is clearing any confusion about Santa Claus this season with a microsite revealing Santa’s secret.

Wealth-X is Luxury Daily’s 2014 Researcher of the Year for its comprehensive examination of ultra-high-net-worth individuals.

In the days leading up to the holidays, brands reached out to consumers to share their best wishes for their most loyal consumers.

Consumers are posting tons of photos to social media, many featuring brand items, but it has been difficult to monetize these posts.

Beacons were the big story in 2014 but as the year winds down, mass merchants such as Office Depot are testing audio technology solutions for driving in-store engagements on mobile phones, with each strategy offering unique challenges and opportunities.

Real estate in Los Angeles can leave individuals close to the ocean, mountains and desert, and the appeal of Southern California increases real estate costs, creating an enclave of affluent individuals.