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The Apple App Store makeover because of iOS 6 includes some different features and functionality that will influence how users discover and engage with applications.

U.S.-based label Donna Karan is targeting fashion-minded fans via a new Facebook application that allows users to follow the creation of the brand’s dresses from start to finish.

The majority of luxury marketers are planning to increase their spend on digital and agree that by 2015 digital will be the most influential channel, according to a Luxury Interactive survey.

Four Seasons Resort Marrakech, Morocco, is offering holiday detox retreats to tap the health-consciousness of affluent travelers at this time.

Bentley Motors, Lugano Diamonds, Fisker Automotive and Louis XIII de Rémy Martin took out multiple-page advertisements in the latest iPad edition of Robb Report to offer readers content such as brand exploration, image galleries and video.

Mobile email has become crucial for brands. However, marketers need to move beyond bland formats by incorporating multimedia into their campaigns to stay ahead of the game.

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Richemont’s recent legal battle with counterfeit watchmakers will not be the end of legal confrontations between counterfeiters and luxury brands, experts say.

Jaguar North America is prompting users of mobile image-sharing application Instagram to capture the essence of the brand for the chance to be one of the first U.S. drivers of the F-Type model.

Hennessy, Johnnie Walker and Maker’s Mark are among the top 10 spirits brands that showed dominance in the digital realm this past year, according to a new report by L2 Think Tank.

Luxury marketers such as Ralph Lauren, Omega, The Yacht Company, Dior, Hublot, Douglas Elliman, Richard Mille, Bulgari, Graff, Boodles and Jaeger-LeCoultre are targeting affluent readers in the latest issue of the Financial Times’ “How To Spend It” magazine.