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Ecommerce platform VeryFirstTo is giving a whole new meaning to the term “pub-crawl,” with an extreme version that takes members on an international trip.

Sotheby’s International Realty is taking a page from Google Maps and allowing interested buyers a chance to tour properties without leaving their homes.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 10 - LVMH 2016 revenue grows 4pc through Q3; Petition urges retailers to “just say no” to Moschino; Michael Kors continues hunger appeal with social activism; Breeders’ Cup gallops into LA art scene with pop-up exhibit.

Today in luxury marketing - Cheap luxury goods in the UK lure shoppers; See-Now, Buy-Now: What have we learnt?; Condé Nast taps AOL exec amid corporate upheaval; Luxury resorts in China are focusing on residential sales to secure growth.

The key to creating a superior mobile shopping experience begins with the understanding that mobile search matters.

The Breeders’ Cup is teaming up with the Los Angeles Tourism and Convention Board to herald the upcoming championships at Santa Anita Park.

U.S. fashion label Michael Kors is gearing up for World Food Day Oct. 16 with a host of initiatives aimed at raising funds and starting a conversation around hunger.

Despite the challenging luxury climate, conglomerate Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton’s revenue grew 4 percent in the first nine months of 2016.

French couture designer Jean Paul Gaultier is lending his over-the-top aesthetic to Berlin revue “The One Grand Show.”

Department store chain Nordstrom has pulled Moschino’s spring/summer 2017 runway capsule from its stores following backlash related to the collection’s prescription drug theme.

The Diamond Producers Association is petitioning millennials who no longer value traditional marriage conventions with a new video campaign to keep the diamond custom alive in the modern world.

Register now for the nation's premier conference focused on how the luxury business will rapidly evolve in 2017, calling for a reset to Luxury 2.0. Speaker list, agenda and registration link in article.

Affluent millennials are paving the way for a new way of earning, with less than half of the demographic completing post-graduate degrees compared to wealthy baby boomers.

French apparel and accessories label Longchamp is inviting consumers to explore its newly reopened Paris flagship and the surrounding neighborhood through a virtual tour.

Devalued currency rates in Russia have spurred an uptick in tourism and the purchase of luxury accessories within the market, according to Euromonitor.

Italian decorative arts brand Fornasetti is gathering together creative minds for a staging of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Il dissoluto punito ossia il Don Giovanni” in Milan and Florence.

Amazon Property inaugurated its most recent real estate development project overlooking Regent’s Park, London with support from fine works of art valued at £100 million, or $124 million at current exchange rates.

Authenticity was top-of-mind, as brands eschewed professional models for "real" subjects.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 7 - Hedi Slimane returns to Twitter to prove respect for Saint Laurent’s heritage; Jaguar taps Gorillaz guitarist as Forumla E ambassador; Ralph Lauren’s “Way Forward” propelled by innovation; Guerlain limited-editions dress the seasons in haute couture.

Today in luxury marketing - Luxury project along the High Line reaches for new heights; Spanish luxury porcelain designer Lladro said to eye stake sale; How see-now, buy-now is rewiring creativity; Toyota, BMW, Allianz ink data-sharing deal with autonomous startup Nauto.

Many brands considering or currently working with the company approach Amazon’s business the exact same way that they do all of their other retailer relationships. Why do they do this if it is no secret that Amazon is so disruptive and different?