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NEW YORK – The companies of the future are going to be consumer-obsessed, calling for marketing to meet their demands, according to the chief strategist of Publicis Groupe speaking at ad:tech New York 2016 on Nov. 2.

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NEW YORK - A Catalyst S+F executive at Ad:tech New York 2016 stressed the importance of using time and resources to develop a new strategy when diving into the Chinese market.

Kate Spade, JackThreads and Warby Parker will be the first to usher in Instagram’s major move to commerce, allowing users to shop products featured in photos in a way that mirrors user behavior, which could mean social media shopping may finally see the adoption rate previously expected.

NEW YORK – A Brand Networks executive at ad:tech New York 2016 detailed that social and ad-blocking usage will continue to grow, making it imperative that brands leverage data to create native experiences.

British department store Harrods is ushering in the holiday 2016 season by telling a very British bear tale sure to strike a nostalgic chord with consumers.

NEW YORK – Taking branded content beyond traditional advertising or promotional videos provides an opportunity to engage and connect with consumers on a deeper level.

NEW YORK – The television advertising system needs to be overhauled to enhance rather than distract from the viewing experience, according to an executive from Turner speaking at ad:tech New York 2016.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 2 - Hugo Boss sales decline led by Europe, US markets; Estée Lauder sales boosted by Tom Ford lip, fragrance lines; Rosewood London goes on festive drive to grant holiday wishes; Safilo’s competitive edge bolstered by 3D-printed prototypes.

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New numbers from analytics provider RetailNext estimate that, overall, digital sales will climb to 16 percent of total retail sales this year. This will also impact an 11 percent decline in bricks-and-mortar store traffic in November and 5 percent in December as compared to 2015.

Italian accessories brand Furla is beginning an ambitious new project to carry on the mission of Fondazione Furla to support and promote contemporary culture.

Italy’s Safilo is embracing 3D printing technologies to produce the prototypes of its eyewear frames in record time.

Rosewood Hotel Group is spreading holiday cheer on the streets of London in a specially designed red Mini Cooper convertible.

Beauty conglomerate Estée Lauder Cos. has reported net sales of $2.87 billion for its first quarter of fiscal 2017 ending Sept. 30.

German fashion label Hugo Boss is reconfirming its financial outlook for the 2016 fiscal year after the group’s sales declined by 2 percent in the first nine months of the period.

The global perfume market is estimated to reach a value of $39.67 billion by the end of this year, according to a new report by Future Market Insights.

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Japanese jeweler Mikimoto is setting out to prove that pearls can defy convention with a digital campaign.

Cognac-maker Louis XIII de Rémy Martin is demonstrating craftsmanship and savoir-faire during an experiential tasting 52 stories above the streets of New York.

German automaker Audi is visualizing the arrival of the winter and holiday season, exciting fans ahead of its annual sales event with an aesthetically pleasing video campaign.