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As consumers' desires shift from materialism to experiential, automakers have been pressed to adapt.

Gurney’s Montauk, Revere Hotel and Hotel de Coronado are a few of the independent boutique hotels that are working to build awareness through Snapchat via a geofilter that excites guests, and in one case resulted in 28,933 impressions in one weekend.

Technology-driven real estate platform Compass is augmenting its appeal to a niche segment with a sports and entertainment division.

Luxury Daily's live news from July 11 - Burberry plans executive changes as Christopher Bailey exits CEO role; Nordstrom invests in supply chain integration platform to simplify inventory management; Alexander McQueen pays homage to Scottish landscape in fall advertising; Rolls-Royce helps London hotel guests travel in style.

Today in luxury marketing - Luxury goods have lost their shine; Valentino opens new Tokyo flagship; The store of the future; Steinway’s grand ambitions for its pianos in China.

A recent report from Ericsson predicted that 90 percent of all Internet traffic will be driven by smartphones by the end of 2021. This means that whether you are in financial services, insurance, travel, media or retail, digital businesses need to ensure that their mobile applications are on-point with what consumers expect.

British fashion label Alexander McQueen is framing its autumn/winter 2016 collection against the rugged terrain of the Shetland Islands.

Department store chain Nordstrom is extending its relationship with integration platform Dsco, moving from being a client to an investor.

LVMH-owned Hennessy is exploring the parallels between the crafts of tattooing and cognac making through a special edition.

British automaker Rolls-Royce is elevating guests’ stays at Preferred Hotels & Resorts properties in London with chauffeured car service.

British fashion label Burberry has announced Marco Gobbetti as its next CEO, with the executive slated to take over the role next year.

The pound’s drop to its lowest valuation in decades following the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union is already affecting international travel plans.

Richemont-owned jeweler Piaget tapping into consumers’ desires to #PlayADifferentGame.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute has extended the viewing of this year’s “Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology” exhibition through Labor Day.

Time Inc.’s Travel + Leisure is making its travel advice and tips accessible to readers throughout each point in their journey with the launch of new digital travel guides.

Automaker Jaguar Land Rover is making growth personal with an expansion and relocation of its Special Vehicle Operations and Classic divisions.

In the latest contactless payments development for the Rio Olympics, Visa has partnered with Swatch to introduce an NFC-enabled watch in Brazil, enabling consumers to pre-load funds into their associated bank accounts and make a purchase within seconds.

Today, despite the hefty price tags for goods and services often associated with the industry, luxury brands strive to be inclusive for all consumers, whether the medium be print, digital or through restoration works.

Luxury Daily's live news from July 8 - Maria Grazia Chiuri appointed as Dior’s first female artistic director; Neiman Marcus closes flagship as Dallas mourns; Balenciaga continues global expansion via Los Angeles flagship; Anya Hindmarch responds to male interest with dedicated collection.

Today in luxury marketing - New Ritz Paris hotel anchors Place Vendôme’s overhaul; Ferrari and Ray-Ban agree on deal; Michael Kors: The man who built a $1B fashion empire; Ralph Lauren’s turnaround plan has parallels of Ford Motor’s road map.

Shoppers who receive branded messages at the right time in the store are 7.5 times more likely to seek out the product off the shelf than those that do not.