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The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company is providing its enthusiasts with a one-stop shop online by establishing itself on Flipboard.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 15 - Bugatti expands retail presence in Luisa Via Roma partnership; Gigi Hadid works out in Stuart Weitzman heels for fall; LVMH embraces pioneering spirit in Solar Impulse mentoring effort; Waldorf Astoria New York may see 1K guest rooms become private residences.

Today in luxury marketing - Givenchy’s fall ads interpret runway for reality; Donatella: The calendar is in a shambles; Fendi forced to retract opposition to Roma Pride using image of HQ; Luxury lineage: A brief history of the Ritz Paris.

Anbang Insurance Group, the owner of Waldorf Astoria New York, may repurpose 1,000 of the hotel’s guest rooms by turning the units into luxury condominiums.

Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is continuing its adventures with Solar Impulse through the introduction of a mentorship initiative.

German automaker BMW has won a bid to supply the Los Angeles Police Department with a fleet of BMW i3 electric vehicles.

U.S. footwear label Stuart Weitzman is kicking off the fall 2016 season with help from model Gigi Hadid.

French automaker Bugatti is driving into Luisa Via Roma to sell its apparel and accessories collection to the Italian retailer’s global clientele.

In the last six years alone, Chanel handbags have increased in value by more than 70 percent, according to a new report by Baghunter.

Thanks to online data mining, 80 percent of luxury brands know their in-store customer base by name, according to a report by Contactlab and Exane BNP Paribas.

Italian fashion house Fendi is taking consumers on a jetset tour of pre-fall’s biggest trends through an interactive sponsored video created by Elle International.

Apple has opened both Siri and iMessage to developers, taking advantage of the significant interest in voice-based services and next-generation messaging to attract marketers and breathe new life into the iPhone.

Across global nations, housing prices increased by 3.4 percent in the year-long period ending March 31, Knight Frank’s Global House Price Index shows.

Nearly 80 percent of affluent Asian consumers plan to increase spending on travel, according to a new report from Agility Monitor.

Luxury Daily's live news from June 14 - Neiman Marcus revenues down 4.2pc in Q3; Tesla teams with Nordstrom for unconventional shopping experience; St. Regis Florence sold as Starwood looks to boost growth; Boodles renews sponsorship of countryside tennis tournament.

Today in luxury marketing - Alibaba’s Jack Ma: Better-than-ever fakes worsen piracy war; Will fashion's luxury watch divisions weather the downturn?; Hong Kong builders embrace art, design; Tag Heuer pushing brand in China: CEO.

An eBay Enterprise report found that 81 percent of consumers use more than one device to browse online and that 64 percent rely on more than one device in the evaluation and purchase of a single item.

British jeweler Boodles has signed on to be the title sponsor of the boutique lawn tennis tournament at Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire for another seven years.

U.S. automaker Tesla is innovating the traditional dealership format through a retail placement at a Nordstrom store in Los Angeles.

Automaker Jaguar Land Rover has opened its first wholly owned manufacturing facility outside of the United Kingdom.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts has sold the St. Regis Florence to Nozul Hotels & Resorts as a means to promote growth while keeping its assets light.