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Luxury Daily's live news: Prada Group helps launch urban forestry academy in Milan; Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott steps down; Emirates honors Ramadan with specialized guest offerings; Genesis expands EV sales to more US markets.

Dubai, U.A.E.-based airline Emirates is curating its guest experience in recognition and celebration of the holy month of Ramadan.

Italy’s Prada Group is helping citizens of Milan green the city.

South Korean automaker Genesis has made its electric vehicles available in six additional states across the United States.

Italian fashion label Moschino has announced that its nearly 10-year working relationship with U.S. designer Jeremy Scott has reached its conclusion.

The platform is proving to be highly profitable for the high-end consumer goods sector thanks, in large part, to a steady stream of micro-influencer-fueled content garnering unprecedented levels of engagement.

Rolling into its third chapter, the strategic pairing continues to infuse an enhanced level of intimacy and authenticity into the luxury label with each new era.

The brand is deepening the connection between in-house gender equity initiatives and its own environmental progress, turning to Gambian activist Jaha Dukureh and American journalist Sophia Li to discuss female agency during a digital broadcast, now live.

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Luxury Daily's live news: Condé Nast Traveler launches Global Advisory Board, marking major editorial investment; Kering sets new sustainability goal for 2035; Rolls-Royce bids farewell to Wraith model with limited-edition release; Norwegian CEO to retire as cruise line business evolves.

A simple look at Silicon Valley Bank's internal investments paints a picture of a bank that put too many eggs in the proverbial basket.

There seem to be bright times ahead for the industry, as a whole, but the market is not just growing — it is evolving.

Luxury Daily's live news: Condé Nast Traveler launches Global Advisory Board, marking major editorial investment; Kering sets new sustainability goal for 2035; Rolls-Royce bids farewell to Wraith model with limited-edition release; Norwegian CEO to retire as cruise line business evolves.

French luxury conglomerate Kering has moved its sustainability goalpost yet further.

British automaker Rolls-Royce is drawing a line under its current era with a final Wraith model as it pushes toward electrification of its engines.

Miami-based cruise company Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NCLH), parent of Regent Seven Seas Cruises, is announcing changes to its top position.

Condé Nast Traveler has established the publication’s first-ever Global Advisory Board — Luxury Daily exclusively presents the launch.

The brand entrusts a trio of familiar faces with reviving the spring/summer 2018 season staple — a set of luxury sneakers with futuristic, wave-shaped silhouettes that have stood the test of time.

An expressive ethos is central to current creative director Pieter Mulier's latest effort involving a costume design partnership with the world’s oldest ballet company.

From the desk of American director James Gray arrives a new campaign, one in which Chopard brings movie magic to fans of the maison's luxury jewelry with help from a longtime celebrity ambassador.

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