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U.S. electric automaker Tesla Motors is under fire for a term in a goodwill agreement related to a potentially faulty suspension.

French home furnishings brand Roche Bobois is fusing the worlds of fashion and interior design in a collection developed in partnership with Maison Christian Lacroix.

Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts is giving its consumers a taste of the unforgettable.

Retailers with mobile applications that take up a significant amount of space on smartphones can mitigate the problem by moving features to the cloud and using eight-bit images, but larger apps with unique functionality may have an edge.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 21 - Investcorp invests in menswear with $100M Corneliani stake; GreenGale syncs socially active readers to US artists for charity; Dolce & Gabbana turns up the volume in nod to the ’80s; Rolls-Royce exudes British heritage at Tennis Classic.

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CANNES, France – “A perfectionist, a hard task-master and someone who does nothing half-heartedly … underneath the iconic bob and famous sunglasses lies an incredible woman.”

CANNES, France – Burberry CEO and chief creative officer Christopher Bailey yesterday at Cannes Lions gave a warm welcome to Anna Wintour, editor in chief of Vogue and artistic director of Condé Nast.

British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is ferrying some of professional tennis’ best-known players to the grounds of the exclusive Hurlingham Club for the Tennis Classic June 21-24.

Italy’s Dolce & Gabbana is letting consumers feel the music with a fully functional boom box-shaped handbag.

Swiss watch exports continued to decline in May, according to the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry's monthly report.

GreenGale Publishing is promoting contemporary U.S. artists across its 11 regional luxury lifestyle publications for the third annual “Art of the City” summer program.

Bahrain-based Investcorp has taken a stake in Italian menswear label Corneliani, one of the oldest independent luxury brands.

With the Olympics just a month-and-a-half away, Rio de Janeiro state governor Francisco Dornelles declared a state of emergency to procure sufficient funding.

Prada-owned Miu Miu is slowing things down in a desert oasis to highlight the laid-back appeal of its Scenique sunglasses.

British accessories label Anya Hindmarch is showing that it is cool to be square in a mobile application effort that brings its autumn/winter 2016 collection to life.

Germany’s Montblanc has unveiled a newly developed global retail concept that emphasizes the importance of a multi-sensory in-store experience.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz’ Vans division is distancing competitors with a series of online films.

As mobile attribution continues to be a hotly contested subject, brands will need to place a higher focus on a new generation of smartphone advertisements that consume less bandwidth, reach for higher standards and showcase how consumer resistance to intrusive ads can be sidestepped.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 20 - Louis Vuitton drops fall campaign with superstar support; Gucci promotes personal expression through expanded customization; Porsche cruises with skateboarders to prove headlights’ edge; Condé Nast launches data offering to boost advertiser ROI.

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